Ahh, thanks Sven! I'll see if I can post a bug report soon of it.. I'll
use the work-around for now. :)
On 2015-02-19 12:22 AM, Sven Barth wrote:
On 18.02.2015 20:51, Den wrote:
Hi there,
Currently this code:
TSomeObject<T> = Class;
TSomeOtherObject<T : TObject> = Class(TSomeObject<T> );
And finally:
TMyObject = Class;
TSomeOtherOtherObject<T : TMyObject> = Class(TSomeOtherObject<T> );
Comes up with error 'got "T" expected "TObject"' .. But TMyObject is
based off of TObject?
At seems that there are still problems if TMyObject is merely a
forward declaration... the following works:
=== code begin ===
type
TSomeObject<T> = Class
end;
TSomeOtherObject<T : TObject> = Class(TSomeObject<T> );
TMyObject = Class
end;
TSomeOtherOtherObject<T : TMyObject> = Class(TSomeOtherObject<T> );
=== code end ===
Note 1: this is a forward declaration "XYZ = class;", this is not:
"XYZ = class(TObject);"
Note2 : a generic /must not/ be a forward declaration (in this case
TSomeObject<T>).
A forward declaration of TMyObject should be valid in this case
however, so please report a bug with an example program attached.
Regards,
Sven
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