On 24-Aug-05 22:13:53 Gunnar wrote: >> The problem is that a set is practically a single value.
>That's not a problem! Yes it is when you use the VFI. >> Take for example the >> TFont.Style property. If you set the bold in an inherited form then in the >> dfm you will see Font.Style = [fsBold]. Now if in the base form you want >> that the font has the italic style then the inherited will not "see" the >> change because the Style property is assigned. >Only if the style property was assigned in a wrong way. In an inherited class >you always should do (for example) >style := style + [fsBold]; You missed the point. I'm speacking of Visual Form Inheritance, it is slightly different from the usual Object Inhertance. >or better >Include(style, fsBold); IIRC you cannot use Include and Exclude with properties. Bye, Maurizio. -- To unsubscribe or change your settings for TWSocket mailing list please goto http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/twsocket Visit our website at http://www.overbyte.be
