Arno Garrels wrote:
> Francois PIETTE wrote:
>>> Thanks, that works. I found several other places where those
>>> declarations are used. So it's not OT. For instance:
>>>
>>> {$IFDEF USE_SSL}
>>> THttpConnection = class(TSslWSocketClient)
>>> {$ELSE}
>>> THttpConnection = class(TWSocketClient)
>>> {$ENDIF}
>>>
>>> All those declarations cause the IDE to display an additional
>>> private var, here THttpConnection in the object inspector.
>>> If you change it to:
>>>
>>> {$IFDEF USE_SSL}
>>> TBaseHttpConnection = TSslWSocketClient;
>>> {$ELSE}
>>> TBaseHttpConnection = TWSocketClient;
>>> {$ENDIF}
>>> THttpConnection = class(TBaseHttpConnection)
>>>
>>> it makes the IDE happy. However lists TBaseHttpConnection
>>> under Types of course.
>>>
>>> Francois, what do you think?
>>
>> What do you mean by "lists TBaseHttpConnection under Types" ?
>
> New type TBaseHttpConnection would be listed by the object inspector
> under section Types.
Stupid, I was always talking about the object inspector but ment the project
management window sorry.
>
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