From: "Daniël Mantione" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I already implemented optimization of CmdLine for smartlinking for WinCE some
> time ago. It is controlled by HAS_CMDLINE define. And CmdLine is declared as
> function in WinCE system unit.
>
> CmdLine as property will be great, but I found that property getter/setter
> need to be declared before property declaration in the interface part. This
> will garbage a global namespace with private getters/setters.
>
> Is it possible to make compiler to accept getters/setters not declared in the
> interface part, but implemented in the implementation?
I think it is not so easy, because the actual implementation (variable,
function), affects code that uses the property. The implementation part of
the unit does not necessarily have already been compiled when the unit is
used.
I see the following way to implement it:
For example the compiler was found the following declaration of global propery:
property DrawMode: integer read GetDrawMode write SetDrawMode;
If GetDrawMode and SetDrawMode was not declared before, the compiler assumes
that declaration is standard:
procedure SetDrawMode(const Value: integer);
function GetDrawMode: integer;
The compiler can internally declare setter and getter and mark them like compilerproc (or in other way) to hide from global
namespace.
Yury Sidorov.
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