----- "Marco van de Voort" wrote 18 lines
In our previous episode, Dani?l Mantione said:
> > and C++ you can get hell when you change the order of elements,
> > with interleaved #defines and #ifs (what's possible in Pascal as
> > well).
>
> If the order of elements is enforced, it is not a creative decision,
thus
> both programmers can make the same decision without violating each
others
> copyright.
This sidestep thread over the EU directive misses the main point.
Legal or
not, the question is do we really copy interfaces straight from
Borland
source? Afaik not. At least I never did, I always looked up header
definitions from places as Delphi.about.com
I doubt that site is going further then D7 in it's documentation. Is the following enough/too much/dangerous to start from?
A nice tutorial/breakdown with a lot of stuff (read: interfaces definitions) in it can be found here: http://robstechcorner.blogspot.com/2009/09/so-what-is-rtti-rtti-is-acronym-for-run.html
WARNING: official documentation on the web, from which one can deduce the interface(s) and how to use it. So don't read it if it "taints" you.
http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/VCL/en/Rtti.TRttiProperty http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/CodeSamples/en/TRttiContextGetMethods_(Delphi)