I noticed to my surprise that the RTL class TList (found in unit System.Classes) uses the type Pointer throughout most everything it does (parameter and return types, internal storage).

I noticed to my surprise that the RTL class TList (found in unit System.Classes) uses the type Pointer throughout most everything it does (parameter and return types, internal storage).

I noticed to my surprise that the RTL class TList (found in unit System.Classes) uses the type Pointer throughout most everything it does (parameter and return types, internal storage).

I noticed to my surprise that the RTL class TList (found in unit System.Classes) uses the type Pointer throughout most everything it does (parameter and return types, internal storage).

this is probably somewhat dumb or even explained in the docs but I couldn’t find it.

this is probably somewhat dumb or even explained in the docs but I couldn’t find it.

this is probably somewhat dumb or even explained in the docs but I couldn’t find it.

I’m working with a Delphi record type that includes both managed (e.g., string) and unmanaged fields. I’ve noticed different behaviors regarding calls to _CopyRecord depending on how I instantiate and use the record.

I’m new-ish to Interfaces in Delphi, but not new to Delphi, having used it since the heady days of Delphi 1!

I’m new-ish to Interfaces in Delphi, but not new to Delphi, having used it since the heady days of Delphi 1!