Well... if you want to get fancy, give the constructor an optional, default
parameter, so you don't always have to remember what to call it with, but
can override it easily, like:
constructor TSpamCheck.Create(Zone : string = 'zen.spamhaus.org');
If you're using a pre-default parameters compiler, you can just handle empty
parameters in code. (... if Zone = '' then Zone := 'zen...)
> what do u suggest?
I don't really know.
> and thanks for the link
You're welcome.
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