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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 23.10.2013 16:34, schrieb Graeme
Geldenhuys:<br>
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<div>Michael, how Delphi-compatible is it? In Delphi I can use
(maybe not the best example) the reference Forms.Application and
in the project compiler settings I can say if it is the VCL or
the FMX namespace, so it knows at compile time which Application
global variable to use. I personally haven't used namespaces,
but during recent tiOPF discussions, such an example was
presented to me - for use in a future tiOPF v4 branch (where
namespaces will be used to differentiate between FMX, VCL etc.
LCL and fpGUI probably too).</div>
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Specifying default namespaces (which was AFAIK introduced with XE2)
is not yet supported in FPC though it's definitely planned to add
support for this. Otherwise namespace support should be compatible
to Delphi 2009.<br>
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Regards,<br>
Sven<br>
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