OK - some wonderful hours of sleep and I discovered a second version of
file2...
And voila - in this (newer) version FValue was declared public...
thanks for all the help.
Lukas
Lukas Gradl schrieb:
Sorry, might need a little bit more sleep - but at the moment I'm stuck:
I've to convert
Sorry, might need a little bit more sleep - but at the moment I'm stuck:
I've to convert some files from Delphi to FPC (2.3.1, using Lazarus
0.9.25 only as an editor)
In Delphi there is a a class TExample defined in file1.pas.
TExample=class
protected
FValue:longint;
end;
in file2.pas I
On Fri, 28 Dec 2007 21:38:47 +0100
Lukas Gradl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, might need a little bit more sleep - but at the moment I'm
stuck:
I've to convert some files from Delphi to FPC (2.3.1, using Lazarus
0.9.25 only as an editor)
In Delphi there is a a class TExample defined in
Mattias Gaertner schrieb:
On Fri, 28 Dec 2007 21:38:47 +0100
Lukas Gradl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, might need a little bit more sleep - but at the moment I'm
stuck:
I've to convert some files from Delphi to FPC (2.3.1, using Lazarus
0.9.25 only as an editor)
In Delphi there is a a
Lukas Gradl schreef:
Mattias Gaertner schrieb:
On Fri, 28 Dec 2007 21:38:47 +0100
Lukas Gradl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, might need a little bit more sleep - but at the moment I'm
stuck:
I've to convert some files from Delphi to FPC (2.3.1, using Lazarus
0.9.25 only as an editor)
In Delphi there is a a class TExample defined in file1.pas.
TExample=class
protected
FValue:longint;
end;
in file2.pas I did:
use file1;
{...}
Example:=TExample.Create;
if Example.FValue=0 then begin...
{...}
When compiling with FPC and $MODE DELPHI I get an Identifier not
found error.
Any
You must be wrong because this example will not work in delphi (i
tried). The only way you can use this mechanisme when the code of file1
is located in file2.
There's a simple trick though:
TExampleFriend=class(TExample); end;
if TExampleFriend(Example).FValue=0 then begin...
Really
But I'm shure there's no Class-descendant in file2.
Am I right that the handling of protected-statements should be the
same in D7 and FPC? Then I'm looking elsewhere for the solution to this
mysterious phenomenon... *bg*
AFAIK they behave exactly the same.
I can only think you are
