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If that is the case then I would look at the source for TList in Delphi. Its
not a very complicated class, but from a students perspective that may be
different. Come to think of it, you probably don't have the source either to
look at. I'd post it, but that's probably against Borland's rules. So my
suggestion would be to clammer through the help for TList reading about the
methods and properties. There you have your pseudocode, and just fill in the
rest with the actual code.


"Diego F." <diegofr@terra.es> wrote in message
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> I know there are implemented lists. I didn't say but I'm a student and I
> have to do mi own list :-)
>
> "Mark Shiffer (Team M)" <na@na.com> escribi� en el mensaje
> news:3dde4618@newsgroups.borland.com...
> > Delphi already has a built-in generic list, TList. Check out the help
> files
> > for more info. There are various descendents of TList also in the base
> > Delphi product that do a little more. Why reinvent the wheel, just use
> > what's there and descend from it if it doesn't do everything you need it
> to.
> >
> > "Diego F." <diegofr@terra.es> wrote in message
> > news:arla5k$jqf9k$1@ID-147787.news.dfncis.de...
> > > Hi, I need to implement a generic list in Delphi and I need to use
> > > polymorphism. I know how to do it in C++ but not in Delphi.
> > >
> > > Could someone help me with some info (links,...)?
> > >
> > >
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