Paul Ishenin schrieb:
Alexander Klenin wrote:
Inc(MyObj.MyIntProperty);
=>
var
temp: Integer;
begin
temp := MyObj.MyIntProperty;
Inc(temp);
MyObj.MyIntProperty := temp;
end;
Property does not need to have a reader.
A compiler magic can check for both read and write access to a property.
The above code can be reduced to what now has to be written in explicit
source code:
MyObj.MyIntproperty := MyObj.MyIntproperty + delta;
In this case the compiler would have issued a warning, when the property
was read-only or write-only. Nothing changed by the new property handling.
DoDi
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