Melbourne Meeting – April 2019
Monday 15th April.
We started with a “Public Soap Box” where discussed questions and discoveries related to Delphi.
Peter Magor gave a presentation on the Woll2Woll Info Power library that he won at the symposium.
And John McDonald gave a short presentation on generic lists, which detoured into class references and virtual class methods.… Continue reading ›
Melbourne Meeting – June 2016
Monday 20th June
Subject Anonymous Methods and Generics – Colin Johnsun
Colin explained what they can do and how they do it… Continue reading ›
Perth Meeting – February 2014
February 2014
Generics- Peter Thönell
Peter will give a presentation on Generics… Continue reading ›
Melbourne Meeting – September 2013
September 2013
Lachlan Gemmell (ADUG President)
The first part of the meeting was taken up with the AGM at which new Rules were passed. Lachlan then gave a presentation on real world usage of Generics and Anonymous Methods. Check out Lachlan’s TIndex site pages on Generics Anonymous Methods… Continue reading ›
Sydney Meeting – May 2012
May 2012
Using Generics in Delphi 2009 to Delphi XE2 – Delphi Community
This month we want to encourage everyone to contribute on a discussion about Generics in Delphi (since Delphi 2009). Have you ever struggled with saving classes in TObjectList and found all the type casting to get your objects back as the right type/class annoying?… Continue reading ›
Smart Pointers
Smart pointers have a few uses, the most common being for memory management, providing a way of automatically managing the lifetime of an object in non garbage collected languages. In Delphi this is similar to what you get with reference counted interfaces but a smart pointer implementation does this in a generic way such that all objects can be managed without having to change the existing class (no need to implement interfaces or descend from TInterfacedObject).… Continue reading ›
Sydney Meeting – July 2011
July 2011
A Practical Overview of Delphi’s Generic Collection Classes – Malcolm Groves
Delphi introduced Generics a few versions back, along with a whole bunch of very useful generic collection classes. However, for some people all those angle brackets and T’s still look like their keyboard threw up in their code editor.… Continue reading ›