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Class Constructor
Constructors are called when you instantiate an object from a class. This is where you can initialize variables and put code you wish executed each time the class is created. When you initially set the member fields and properties of an object, you are initializing the state of the object. The state of an object is the values of all it's member fields and properties at a given time.
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Thanks for making this available. I am trying to use this downloaded file to install BDE 5.2. The installation starts fine, but there must be some logic in the installation program because I am getting the error message below, even though I don't have any BDE applications running.
The installation program has detected BDE version 5.1.0.4 currently running. Please close any applications using the BDE and then restart this installation.
Anyone have a resolution for this error message or an alternate BDE 5.2 installer?
Many thanks! --Joe
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Small correction in:
A static member is a member you can have access to without instantiating the class into an object. For example, you can read and write static properties and call static methods without ever creating the class.
i think should be:, ... without ever creating the object.
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Marian Chovan
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Static Class / Static Member
A static member is a member you can have access to without instantiating the class into an object. For example, you can read and write static properties and call static methods without ever creating the class. Static members are also called class members (class methods, class properties, etc.) since they belong to the class and not to a specific object. A static class is a class that contains only static members. In the UML, these classes are described as utility classes.
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hi I am trying to create a WISE package to install BDE 5.2 on 32 bit/64Bit systems. I want the MSI package to use BDEMERGE.INI file to add BDE aliases after BDE is installed.
But Windows 7 does not give change/modify privileges to all users, When MSI is run BDE gets installed however, it raises error that Configuration settings cannot be set.
It would be helpful if you can give some pointers with regards to changing INSTALLDIR for BDE5.2 on Win 7?
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Naseema
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Is there a method of verifying this info in ObjectPAL?
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Manuele
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akram
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OO/UML: Aggregation versus Composition
Explains the "is a", "has a", "uses a", and "looks like" relationships (updated May 2007). "Is a" is inheritance, "looks like" is interfaces, "has a" is aggregation, and "uses a" is composition.
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Good, usable article, thaks.
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Spender
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OO/UML: Aggregation versus Composition
Explains the "is a", "has a", "uses a", and "looks like" relationships (updated May 2007). "Is a" is inheritance, "looks like" is interfaces, "has a" is aggregation, and "uses a" is composition.
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