On Wed, 28 Sep 2005 10:53:31 +0200
Marc Weustink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alexsander Rosa wrote:
> > My plan is to mimic Delphi as close as possible.
Why not do it better? ;)
> > In Delphi, if you
> > type Ctrl-Shift-C to auto complete a class, then save, it does NOT
> > erase the newly created empty method, unless you type it BEFORE the
> > first auto-generated "private" keyword (the one followed by a comment
> > { Private declarations }). I think it's good enough for most people.
> >
> > The algorithm could be like:
> > 1) Find the main class of the Form (like TForm1);
> > 2) For every method BEFORE the first "private", do:
> > 2.a) Find the code of the method;
> > 2.b) If the code is empty (only spaces between begin and end), do:
What about code in front of the 'begin'?
> > 2.b.1) Delete the code and the declaration;
> > 2.b.2) Call RemoveDanglingEvents (from the .lfm)
> >
> > PS: D7 is not perfect: if you type "procedure dotest;" in a TForm
> > class BEFORE the first "private", then press Ctrl-Shift-C, it creates
> > the empty method with a comment { TForm1 }. When you save, it erases
> > the code but the comment remains...
The codetools contains functions to find this comment.
> Some connect:
>
> 1) Don't rely in a "first" private, it may not exist.
Correct. Packages can define their own form sources. Examples:
a)
TForm1 = class(TForm)
private
b)
TForm1 = class(TForm)
published
Button1: TButton;
c)
TForm1 = class(TForm)
Button1: TButton;
published
> IMO it should be
> "first" private/protected/public/published
>
> 2) Is it only for forms, or also dataform/service etc ?
I vote for all unit root components.
Mattias
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