System.ConvUtils.TConvTypeProcs.Create
Delphi
constructor Create(const AConvFamily: TConvFamily; const ADescription: string; const AToCommonProc, AFromCommonProc: TConversionProc);
C++
__fastcall TConvTypeProcs(const TConvFamily AConvFamily, const System::UnicodeString ADescription, const TConversionProc AToCommonProc, const TConversionProc AFromCommonProc);
Properties
Type | Visibility | Source | Unit | Parent |
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constructor | public | System.ConvUtils.pas System.ConvUtils.hpp |
System.ConvUtils | TConvTypeProcs |
Description
Creates an instance of TConvTypeProcs.
Call Create to instantiate a TConvTypeProcs descendant at runtime. This descendant can then be passed to the RegisterConversionType function in order to register a new conversion type. There is no need to instantiate TConvTypeProcs instances directly, because the RegisterConversionType function creates a new TConvTypeProcs instance when you register a conversion type by specifying two conversion functions.
Create assigns the AConvFamily parameter to the ConvFamily property, and the ADescription parameter to the Description property. It saves the AToCommonProc and AFromCommonProc parameters, which it then uses to implement the FromCommon and ToCommon methods.
If AConvFamily is not the identifier of a registered conversion family, Create raises an EConversionError exception.