Tim,

EWB does not require the overload keyword, but it  does not allow it either. Some level of compatibility with delphi would be useful in case soemone needs to share code between Delphi and EWB.

Cheers,
Leslie

An other  situation where EWB does not allow the syntax  Delphi requires:

TDataSet = class(WebData.TDataSet)

Cheers,
Leslie

<Leslie> wrote in message
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> EWB does not require the overload keyword, but it  does not allow it
> either. Some level of compatibility with delphi would be useful in case
> soemone needs to share code between Delphi and EWB.
>
>

FWIW I agree that compatibility between Delphi syntax and EWB would be of
benefit to the product.

Perhaps Tim could include a section in the documentation that addresses
compatibility issues between Delphi's Object Pascal and that used by EWB.
Might be a big job but only has to cover the most used features and would
certainly make it easier to understand why a Delphi construct works
differently in the javascript even model.

--
Rick

Leslie,

<< EWB does not require the overload keyword, but it  does not allow it
either. Some level of compatibility with delphi would be useful in case
soemone needs to share code between Delphi and EWB. >>

This won't be changing.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Leslie,

<< An other  situation where EWB does not allow the syntax  Delphi requires:
>>

I'll probably change this in the future, but it's not a high priority right
now.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com