Hi, I'm trying to implement a method of an specialized class, but when I type ctrl+space the IDE shows "Error: Identifier not found: specialize". But I can compile this project without problems.

The definition of my class is this:

TActListStudies = class(specialize TBaseGAction<TDummy>)
public
   procedure Post; override;
end;

And the implementation:

procedure TActListStudies.Post;
begin
   // here CTRL+SPACE raises the error.
   Write('Your content here ...');
end;

Codetools do not yet support anonymous specialization. See bug report:
http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=27895

Can you use below instead?

TBaseGActionDummy = specialize TBaseGAction<TDummy>;
TActListStudies = class(TBaseGActionDummy)
public
   procedure Post; override;
end;

Mattias

El 16/11/15 a las 09:18, Mattias Gaertner escribi?:

Hmm, when I change that, the same error is raised, this time in the definition of TBaseGAction:

generic TBaseGAction<T> = class(specialize TBrookGAction<T>)

...

This needs anonymous specializations.

I improved Codetools a bit, so that the above case works better. The generic parameter T is still not handled correctly.

Mattias