Am 08.05.2015 23:56 schrieb "Martin Frb" <laza...@mfriebe.de>: > > What are the scoping rules? > > Example: > > TLazStorageMemBase = object > private > const > CNT_OFFS = SizeOf(Pointer); > DATA_OFFS = CNT_OFFS + (2 * SizeOf(Integer)); > private > FMem: PByte; > function GetCapacity: Integer; inline; > function GetCount: Integer; inline; > ..... > end; > > generic TLazGenStorageMem<T> = object(TLazStorageMemBase) > ... > property Capacity: Integer read GetCapacity write SetCapacity; > property Count: Integer read GetCount; > end; > > > If I specialize TLazGenStorageMem in an other unit, then I get tons of errors, because all the privet symbols are not accessible. > > Is that intended?
I'd say that this is not intended, but I'll need to retest this with Delphi. You forgot one very important piece of information though: what compiler version are you using? If it's 2.6.x, then please test with 3.0.1 or 3.1.1 as there were /many/ changes since then and 2.6.4's generic support is nothing compared to what we now have (despite there still being quite some bugs and missing features). Regards, Sven
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