> On May 13, 2021, at 2:38 PM, Sven Barth <pascaldra...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
> Ah, you need to use ChangeOwnerAndName then and simply pass in the same name
> you used for the constructor (cause otherwise it tries to use the name that
> is currently stored in the list).
Looking at this again today and I have yet another question to confirm. I
create one of the types using ctypesym.create but the others were just
references from the system unit. We only want to change owner of the symbol I
create, right? Not the system unit ones? If not changing owner maybe we need to
add some ref count or something? just confirming to make sure.
function create_unamed_typesym(def:tdef): tsym;
var
newtype: tsym;
begin
newtype:=nil;
if is_conststring_array(def) then
begin
{ for constant strings we need to respect various modeswitches }
if (cs_refcountedstrings in current_settings.localswitches) then
begin
if m_default_unicodestring in current_settings.modeswitches
then
newtype:=cunicodestringtype.typesym
else
newtype:=cansistringtype.typesym;
end
else
newtype:=cshortstringtype.typesym;
end
else if def.typ=stringdef then
newtype:=tstringdef(def).get_default_string_type.typesym
else
begin
newtype:=ctypesym.create(def.typename,def);
newtype.owner:=def.owner;
end;
if newtype=nil then
internalerror(2021020904);
result:=newtype;
end;
Regards,
Ryan Joseph
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