Project Options (Compatibility)
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| Allow Globals | When set to true, this option allows Delphi-like global definitions like:
var SomeGlobalVariable: String; method SomeMethod(aValue: String); begin SomeGlobalVariable := aValue; end; | False |
| Allow Legacy with | When set to true, this allows code blocks such as:
with Class1 do begin Method1; Method2: Method3: end; where there is no explicit variable declared. The code does not tell you anything about where the methods belong and there is the perpetual problem of future name collisions. If, for example, Method3 belonged to another class in scope, the code is much clearer using Delphi Prism's normal syntax: with c := Class1 do begin c.Method1; c.Method2: Method3: end; | False |
| Allow "Create" Constructor Calls | See new and Constructors for more details. | False |
| Allow Implicit var/out In Method Calls | Normally, when calling a method that has 'var' and/or 'out' parameters, these keywords need to be specified, but setting this option to true allows the caller to omit 'var' and 'out'. | False |
| Allow Unsafe Code | Set this to true, if you need to use pointers. See Unsafe Code for more information. | False |
| Allow Delphi Compatibility Syntax | This option sets the default for the $DELPHICOMPATIBILITY flag. When set, it makes code more compatible with Delphi/Win32. | False |
| Use Delphi compatible Division Operators | When set, it changes the behavior of the / and div operators. By default, the / and div operators result type depends on the input types, if one of them is a float, the result is a float, else it is an integer. When this option is set, / always returns a float (double) and div returns an integer and fails on floats. | False |
See Also
- Project Options
- Application – Compatibility – Build – Build Events – Reference Paths – Debug – Signing – Resources – Settings
- Specialised property pages: MacPack
- IDE Integration
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