Igor Pokorny wrote:
Thanks, it realy works.
I am probably too old to understand such constructions, it's over of
my imagination. I was certain objects in programming mirror the real
world. Such construction is like to get married and to select a wife
after a marriage. Strange....
In real world, you first get born, and marry only after a certain while
:) Besides, the filename property isn't a wife - you can change it as
often as you wish :)
Putting humour aside, TXMLConfig was initially designed as in Thomas's
tutorial, but later it was changed to a TComponent descendant. This
enables you to drop it on a form and assign its properties in the Object
Inspector. However, being a TComponent descendant requires having a
constructor that is passed an owner component.
Sergei
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