dalewolver wrote:
> Am learning C# and would like to know if someone familiar with it
> might answer simple, I hope, question
I suggest you peruse the help file. Delphi 2005 comes with the full .Net
Framework SDK help file, which has the complete reference manual for the
C# language.
> In delphi I can contain a class within another class
> eg
>
> TDoor = class
> ....
> end;
>
> TCar = class
> ...
> property Door : TDoor read FDoor write FDoor;
> end
>
> How does one do something like that in C#
Your question doesn't match your code.
In both Delphi 2005 and C#, you can contain a class within another class:
type
TCar = class
public
type
TDoor = class
public
constructor Create;
end;
end;
constructor TCar.TDoor.Create;
begin
end;
public class TCar {
public class TDoor {
public TDoor() {
}
}
}
Your code demonstrated a class that has a property. The one class does
not "contain" the other class. C# can do properties.
public class TCar {
public TDoor Door {
get {
return FDoor;
}
set {
FDoor = value;
}
}
}
--
Rob
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