On 07/1/13 2:42, Paul Ishenin wrote:
You don't understand.
Class destructor is called automatically like finalization section of a
unit. You can't call it directly.
Thanks for the clarification. I was confused by the fact that the
writeln called in the class destructor is not displayed. But I
07.01.13, 11:47, Jorge Aldo G. de F. Junior пишет:
Are you SURE you need "class constructor" ?
He needs it to initialize a class variable (static field).
Best regards,
Paul Ishenin
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Are you SURE you need "class constructor" ?
because usually all you need is a plain old constructor... like
constructor create(const aparam : integer); // etc
to be honest i never used a class constructor before... (dont even
know this exists).
2013/1/6 Paul Ishenin :
> 07.01.13, 8:03, Howard P
07.01.13, 8:03, Howard Page-Clark пишет:
The following program compiles and gives output as expected, but if the
lines that call the class destructor are uncommented it fails to compile
with the error "identifier idents no member "Finalise"
...
Am I not understanding how to use a class destruct
The following program compiles and gives output as expected, but if the
lines that call the class destructor are uncommented it fails to compile
with the error "identifier idents no member "Finalise"
program classConstructor;
{$mode objfpc}
uses Classes;
type
TXClass = class
cl
