Defining a property in the interface section (outside a class), that
refers to methods in another unit, gives an *unexpected* error. It may
well be not allowed and then should give an error, but the right error
in the right place.
Btw, only tested with 2.4.4, apologies if that is fixed in 2.6.0
A none existing function, reports an immediate error, on the line where
the property is declared:
property Foo: TObject read NoneExistingFunction;
But
property Foo: TObject read FunctionFromOtherUnit; // OtherUnit is
in uses
The compiler passes that line without error.
But when trying to read the property
UnitFoo.pas(999,3) Error: Wrong number of parameters specified for
call to "FunctionFromOtherUnit"
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