On Sun, 15 Nov 2009 19:33:41 +0000
Martin <laza...@mfriebe.de> wrote:
> Another question
>
> Asume the following
>
> type
> TListBase = class
> protected
> Procedure SetFoo(AValue: TFoo) ; virtual; abstract;
> Function GetFoo: TFoo ; virtual; abstract;
> public
> property Foo read GetFoo write SetFoo;
> end;
>
> TListSpecific = class(TListBase)
> protected
> Procedure SetFoo(AValue: TFoo) ; override;
> Function GetFoo: TFoo ; override;
> end;
>
> In TListSpecific the property Foo may have additional behaviour (and it
> may differ from other subclassses. However, I found no way, to document
> the property in the inherited class, differently from the base class. Of
> course no one can ever reach this by pressing F1 in the source, because
> there is no property declaration on whcih click F1.
You can add
public
property Foo;
and document that.
> But it could be referred to, by other classes:
>
> TOther = Class
> public
> property List: TlistSpecific;
> property ListFoo: TFoo;
> end
>
> Now in the documentation of TOther.ListFoo there may be a reason to
> link/seealso to TListSpecific.Foo.
Mattias
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