You can get the latest code from CVS or from http://www.lakefield.net/~smiller/lazarus/lazarus.zip

It may not be the latest, but it has the bug in it. If you and look at the openfile procedure you will see what I am doing to try to get around the problem. Try using SELF in place of the fmeditor (local variable) and see how it goes. It appears SELF isn't getting assigned.

Shane

>> Michael Van Canneyt 05/14 4:52 AM >>>

Hello,

I've seen the many messages on the list about the SELF problem. Since Objpas is more or less my domain, I'll take a , In order to track the problem I need some minimal code that shows the problem. I haven't been able to produce code that shows the bug.

So if someone can send me code that shows this problem, I will look into it as soon as I get the code.

Michael. (V, that is :) )

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Hello,

I've seen the many messages on the list about the SELF problem. Since Objpas is more or less my domain, I'll take a , In order to track the problem I need some minimal code that shows the problem. I haven't been able to produce code that shows the bug.

So if someone can send me code that shows this problem, I will look into it as soon as I get the code.

Michael. (V, that is :) )

I have also been seeing things like self being assigned but it is not of the same type?

I was looking at the rtl stuff last night and seen the commented out line pointing vmtSelf to some register address or memory table.

I do not know if that is the problem because I do not have a good understanding of what the compiler output is and how the objpas was implemented.

I tried to do a cast of type teditor from a list last night and was getting access violations.

  TEditor(UList[0]).Show;  TEditor is of type TForm;

Cliff