16 Dec
2003
16 Dec
'03
2:29 p.m.
Hi folks,
when declaring something like
type tFoo = object ... end;
Function bar ( ... ) = result: tFoo; ...
is there a way to suppress this warning:
optest.pas:53: warning: object type declared as function result type
Resp. is there a good reason not to do so? (I've got a case here where it could indeed yield a more readable statement to return an object instead of a pointer to the object; but I don't know if it could cause compiler-internal problems.)
Thanks,
Markus