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This is all that I have, the light pink line form VB and
nothing any where else going up to Delphi ...
Everything I have ever read, Marco Cantu, Charles
Calvert, et al, say that the language Object Pascal, and implementation, is
derived from Niklas Wirth's original Pascal. And I understood that the IDE
was an innnovation and world leader at the time it was
released.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, 14 June 2004 9:06
a.m.
Subject: RE: [DUG] A Multiple Inheritance
Problem?
Take
a look again, bacause It was derived from object pascal with a heavy line, and
from vb with a light line.
Stacey
Well, so shows a chart recently published by Oreilly, which is to
be sold at this July's Open Source
Convention.
On the Oreilly History of Programming family tree, Delphi doesn't
even derive an Interface from Borland Object Pascal.
OOPs!
Paul
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