Then does
type
Taa = class()
private
class var xx : yy;
private
zz : integer
public
Work as expected? I.e zz is an instance variable?
Myles.
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Sent: Tuesday, 9 October 2007 11:44
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Subject: [DUG] class variables - bad language definition
Another pitfall for young players.
type
Taa = class()
private
class var xx : yy;
zz : integer
public
The xx declaration makes all other variables after it class ones as
well. I know its documented, but one doesn't realise the impact until
after falling in the hole. And the hole remains in my code for a future
developer to fall into. This is specially bad after being used to the
class function declaration which works differently.
I hate this sort of stuff, the code can not become more robust if a
declaration of a new variable affects previous declarations.
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