delphi – 如何在方法指针中存储接口方法?
发布时间:2020-12-15 09:29:16 所属栏目:大数据 来源:网络整理
导读:有一个例子: type TDelegate = procedure of object; I1 = interface ['{31D4A1C7-668B-4969-B043-0EC93B673569}'] procedure P1; end; TC1 = class(TInterfacedObject,I1) procedure P1; end;...var obj: TC1; int: I1; d: TDelegate;begin obj := TC1.Cre
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有一个例子:
type
TDelegate = procedure of object;
I1 = interface
['{31D4A1C7-668B-4969-B043-0EC93B673569}']
procedure P1;
end;
TC1 = class(TInterfacedObject,I1)
procedure P1;
end;
...
var
obj: TC1;
int: I1;
d: TDelegate;
begin
obj := TC1.Create;
...
int := obj; // "int" may contains TSomeAnotherObjectWhichImplementsI1
d := obj.P1; // <- that's fine
d := int.P1; // <- compiler error
end;
那我怎么做最后一次操作呢? 解决方法
最好的方法是更改??期望TDelegate也接受i1的代码.如果您编写代码,那么更改是微不足道的,而且它基本上是您可以做的最好的.如果您无法更改期望TDelegate的代码,并且您绝对需要从接口调用该过程,则可能需要创建一个适配器对象,如下所示: TDelegateAdapter = class private Fi1: i1; public constructor Create(Ani1: i1); procedure P; end; constructor TDelegateAdapter.Create(Ani1: i1); begin Fi1 := Ani1; end; procedure TDelegateAdapter.P; begin Fi1.P1; end; 然后在需要分配TDelegate的代码中,执行以下操作: var Adapter: TDelegateAdapter;
Intf: i1; // assumed assigned
ObjectExpectingDelegate: TXObject; // assumed assigned
begin
Adapter := TDelegateAdapter.Create(Intf);
try
ObjectExpectingDelegate.OnSomething := Adapter.P;
try
ObjectExpectingDelegate.PerformWork;
finally ObjectExpectingDelegate.OnSomething := nil;
end;
finally Adapter.Free;
end;
end;
编辑 如果您使用的是支持匿名方法的Delphi版本,则可以使用此类匿名方法实现Delegate适配器,每个过程签名只需要一个“适配器”. Delphi使用Interfaces在幕后实现匿名方法,因此运行时性能很好,无需担心. 下面的代码是匿名委托适配器的演示控制台实现.直接看看最后的开始 – 结束块,看看魔术. program Project29;
{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}
uses
SysUtils;
type
// This is the type of the anonymous method I want to use
TNoParamsProc = reference to procedure;
// This implements the "delegate" adapter using an anonymous method
TAnonymousDelegateAdapter = class
private
NoParamsProc: TNoParamsProc;
public
constructor Create(aNoParamsProc: TNoParamsProc);
procedure AdaptedDelegate;
end;
{ TAnonymousDelegateAdapter }
procedure TAnonymousDelegateAdapter.AdaptedDelegate;
begin
NoParamsProc;
end;
constructor TAnonymousDelegateAdapter.Create(aNoParamsProc: TNoParamsProc);
begin
NoParamsProc := aNoParamsProc;
end;
// --------- test code follows ----------
type
// Interface defining a single method.
ISomething = interface
procedure Test;
end;
// Implementation of the interface above
TSomethingImp = class(TInterfacedObject,ISomething)
public
procedure Test;
end;
// Definition of delegate
TNoParamsDelegate = procedure of object;
{ TSomethingImp }
procedure TSomethingImp.Test;
begin
WriteLn('Test');
end;
// ---- Test program to see it all in action. ---
var intf: ISomething;
Dlg: TNoParamsDelegate;
begin
intf := TSomethingImp.Create;
// Here I'll create the anonymous delegate adapter,notice the "begin - end"
// in the constructor call; That's the anonymous method. Runtime performance
// of anonymous methods is very good,so you can use this with no warries.
// My anonymous method uses the "intf" variable and calls the method "Test"
// on it. Because of that the "intf" variable is "captured",so it doesn't run
// out of scope as long as the anonymous method itself doesn't run out of scope.
// In other words,you don't risk having your interface freed because it's reference
// count reaches zero. If you want to use an other interface,replace the code
// in the begin-end.
with TAnonymousDelegateAdapter.Create(procedure begin intf.Test; end) do
try
Dlg := AdaptedDelegate;
Dlg;
finally Free;
end;
Readln;
end.
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