procedure CopyFile(SourceFileName, TargetFileName: string); auto s, t: TStream; begin s := TFileStream.Create(SourceFileName, fmOpenRead); t := TFileStream.Create(TargetFileName, fmCreate); t.CopyFrom(s); end;
what do you think about this, instead?
procedure CopyFile(SourceFileName, TargetFileName: string); begin TFileStream.Create(TargetFileName, fmCreate). CopyFrom(TFileStream.Create(SourceFileName, fmOpenRead)); end;
I love how C++ can create anonymous objects with the lifetime of the expression that invokes their constructor. The "with" construct, moreover, lets you perform multiple operations on the temporary object, and, borrowing from C#, it can be extended to declare variables in mid-function:
with <var1>: <type1> [ = <init1> ], <var2>: <type2> [ = <init2> ] do [...]
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