Wish:
Can we have also a fix for case mismatches between interface and implementation for methods?
interface part as master ? Like W0 ?
or a Shortcut to synchronize Interface declaration and Implementation?
Sorry to tell, the fix will not work:
Test:
namespace ConsoleApplication5;
interface
type
testClass = public class
private
protected
public
method Test;
method Test(const Helper : Integer);
end;
implementation
method testClass.test;
begin
end;
method testClass.test(const helper: Integer);
begin
var temp := helper * 2;
end;
end.
W: Case for identifier "Test" does not match original case "test" [X:\Elements\ConsoleApplication5\Class.pas (14)]
W: Case for identifier "Test" does not match original case "test" [X:\Elements\ConsoleApplication5\Class.pas (19)]
W: Case for identifier "helper" does not match original case "Helper" [X:\Elements\ConsoleApplication5\Class.pas (21)]Just to be clear I see you get the case mismatch warnings but no fixits?
Yes I would expect the same signature in implementation as in interface
for the method name an method params.
but now I got only the Warning and the name did not change.
Also I would expect the name case for the param “Helper” in the Method signature to change
Auto fix of case is an option. There’s is also a fixit on it though
Hello Carlo,
I think we don’t speak about the same. Here some pictures:
Settings:
Before compile:
After Compile:
I would expect:
ah! it fixes the “Helper” to “Helper” instead of helper ? (note that it should work the next time around)
And the 2 “test” methods should be “Test”
at moment they stay the same as “test” and in every compile of the file they tread a warning…
Now I get it. Sorry I completely overlooked this, the warning is the wrong way around.
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fixed for fridays build. thanks!
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