I have been using Delphi for nearly 10 years and today I discovered
something new, and very strange.
You can omit the parameters in the implementation of a method.
interface
type
TTest = class
public
procedure Test(AParameter: String);
end;
implementation
procedure TTest.Test;
begin
// This works, but it has the parameter "AParameter: Integer".
ShowMessage(AParameter);
end;
Any thoughts on why?
To me this could make the code difficult to understand.
I checked and it doesn't work if you include empty brackets like
"procedure TTest.Test();".
Stacey
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