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- Item 1573717 20-Oct-89 11:52
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- From: MID France, M.I.D.
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- To: MACAPP.TECH$ MACAPP Tech
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- Sub: Meaning of IObject
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- A source comment says that IObject should be called in the I<ClassName> chain,
- but, in MacApp 2.0ß9, none of the direct descendants of TObject (TEvtHandler,
- TAssociation, TCommand, TList...) calls this method. Will final version 2.0 of
- MacApp use IObject?
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- Is there any sample where using TObject.Initialize is better than I<ClassName>?
- I think that TObject.Initialize is essentially polymorphic. Now, when a new
- object is created, its class is usually known and initialisation parameters are
- usually specific so the monomorphic I<ClassName> method seems more suitable.
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- Etienne Vautherin
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