Another question

Asume the following

type
  TListBase = class
  protected
    Procedure SetFoo(AValue: TFoo) ; virtual; abstract;
    Function GetFoo: TFoo ; virtual; abstract;
  public
    property Foo read GetFoo write SetFoo;
  end;
  TListSpecific = class(TListBase)
  protected
    Procedure SetFoo(AValue: TFoo) ; override;
    Function GetFoo: TFoo ; override;
  end;

In TListSpecific the property Foo may have additional behaviour (and it may differ from other subclassses. However, I found no way, to document the property in the inherited class, differently from the base class. Of course no one can ever reach this by pressing F1 in the source, because there is no property declaration on whcih click F1.

But it could be referred to, by other classes:

  TOther = Class
  public
     property List: TlistSpecific;
     property ListFoo: TFoo;
  end

Now in the documentation of TOther.ListFoo there may be a reason to link/seealso to TListSpecific.Foo.

You can add

  public
    property Foo;

and document that.

Mattias