Not yet tested, but only matters if it is not going to be discontinued
(in case it actually works)
I want a
generic Foo <_A: SomeIntf; _B: TBar>
such as that I can give an inherhited interface.
The interface has
GetBar => which return TBar => or subclass....
Hence for the generic I have a param to specify the class.
But, I cans do
IFoo = interface
proceduer GetBar: TBar;
ISubFoo = interface(Foo)
proceduer GetBar: TSubBar;
However, (tests pending) if the below works, would it be working by
indent? And therefore not removed by some bug fix in future?
IFoo = interface
proceduer GetBar: TBar;
property Bar: TBar;
ISubFoo = interface(Foo)
proceduer GetSubBar: TSubBar;
property Bar: TSubBar;
The property is just syntactic sugar isn't it?
But the generic would see it according to the actual type of the gen param.
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