Re: Cool! A Variant in Delphi.NET is just a TObject!

Bob Dawson a écrit :

As I recall you were pretty amused with making untyped parameters implicit
Objects as well--you talked about breaking the news to Anders H that untyped
method params were not only possible in Delphi for .NET, but would be type
safe <g>.

Hmmm, sounds like generics to me ;-)

Joanna

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Joanna Carter [TeamB]
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