Am 21.03.2013 11:51, schrieb Sven Barth:
Out of curiosity: Why did you add this?
To implement a less "hacky" way of generic method invokation.
Supporting several calling conventions I can call a method based on the
address and an array of const as parameters.
Without RTTI there would've been a need for hard coded meta information,
wich is error prone and rather time consuming.
Since tkMethod supports RTTI any method contained in a record, class,
object would work without additional meta information.
I'm currently using this to call pascal procedures and use pascal
classes in LUA.
Without you showing what you changed we can not help much...
typinfo.pp :
tkMethod, tkProcVar: // simply added tkProcVar here
(MethodKind : TMethodKind;
ParamCount : Byte;
ParamList : array[0..1023] of Char
ncgrtti.pas:(Line 690)
procedure procvardef_rtti(def:tprocvardef);
...
begin
{ write method id and name }
if po_methodpointer in def.procoptions
then write_header(def,tkMethod)
else write_header(def,tkProcVar);
maybe_write_align;
...
So that RTTI generation for tkProcVar and tkMethod would only
differentiate in the TTypeKind field.
mfg Necem
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