I am using delphi 2009 and VCL components. I have created a collection called TStreets made of items TStreet which has just two private fields. Now I need to add to Tstreet class another field/property to keep track (by using reference) of other objects of class TMyObject.
An example: let's assume that TStreet collection contains five elements and ten objects (TMyObject) exists in my application at run-time. Each objects of TMyObject can belong to only one TStreet so I need to save for each TStreet all reference of objects and then be able to move one or more object reference from one TStreet to another. Should I create another colletion under TStreet where saving object references?
Is it correct the way to go?
Given the following.
TMyObject = class
...
end;
TStreet = class
...
public
property MyObject : TMyObject ...;
end;
TStreets = TList<TStreet>;
It appears from reading your question that a TMyObject can only be tied to one TStreet.
Then I would recommend reversing the references.
TStreet = class;
TMyObject = class
protected
FStreet : TStreet;
public
property Street : TStreet read FStreet write FStreet;
end;
TMyObjectList = TList<TMyObject>;
TStreet = class
private
// Looks through MyObjectList returning correct
function GetMyObjecty : TMyObject; reference.
public
property MyObject : TMyObject read GetMyObject;
// Reference to list that contains all instance of TMyObjectList.
property MyObjectList : TMyObjectList;
end;
TStreets = TList<TStreet>;
TMyObjectList = TList<TMyObject>;
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4994167/saving-vcl-objects-references-in-dephi-with-tcollection