H2365 Override method %s.%s should match case of ancestor %s.%s (Delphi) Today was the first time I have ever seen this compiler hint. Why does Delphi even raise such a compiler hint when the Object Pascal language is case-insensitive? I'm using Delphi XE3 by the way.
H2365 Override method %s.%s should match case of ancestor %s.%s (Delphi) Today was the first time I have ever seen this compiler hint. Why does Delphi even raise such a compiler hint when the Object Pascal language is case-insensitive? I'm using Delphi XE3 by the way.
Any way I think it's better for readability.
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This applies in the context of Interop between Delphi and C++Builder, I think.
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