My knowledge in this matter is low so just ignore me if I am saying
something stupid.
Can future unit contains a class variable e.g.
Unit Strings;
Type
TStrings=class;
TStringsClass = class of TStrings;
var
DefaultStringsClass : TStringsClass = TStrings;
------------
In user's project code:
Program HellowWorld;
begin
Strings.DefaultClass := TUTFStrings;
//in all MSE units, all TStrings instances are created using
DefaultClass.Create;
//that way, the users' desired TStrings Class will be created.
//if some TStrings are created in the initialization section, perhaps,
the user can put his own unit as the first unit in the program. In that
unit, he can specify the DefaultStringsClass.
end;
Martin Schreiber wrote:
On Thursday 07 November 2013 13:08:07 Michael Schnell wrote:
If a user wants to port a program he did using one of these Frameworks
and he used e.g. TStringList, he thus is required to
- do a "Type" statement to make his String variables get the desired
mseLang Type (string8, String16 or String32) and
- do a "Type" statement to make his Character variables get the
desired mseLang Type
- implement his own version of TStringList using the mseLang String
Type in question.
Yup, that's the idea.
Martin
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