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How to determine if a method is of type TNotifyEvent Turn on/off line numbers in source code. Switch to Orginial background IDE or DSP color Comment or reply to this aritlce/tip for discussion. Bookmark this article to my favorite article(s). Print this article
19-Oct-02
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Object Pascal
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			Author: Jonas Bilinkevicius

If I am given a TPersistent object, and a method name, is there a way to determine 
if the name is an event of TNotifyEvent type? For example, given a TPersistent 
lMyObj and an event name, "OnDataChanged", how can I determine if OnDataChanged is 
a TNotifyEvent?

Answer:

1   function IsNotifyEvent(Sender: TObject; const Event: string): Boolean;
2   var
3     PropInfo: PPropInfo;
4     Method: TNotifyEvent;
5   begin
6     Result := False;
7     PropInfo := GetPropInfo(Sender.ClassInfo, Event);
8     if not Assigned(PropInfo) then
9       Exit;
10    if PropInfo.PropType^.Kind <> tkMethod then
11      Exit;
12    Method := TNotifyEvent(GetMethodProp(Sender, PropInfo));
13    Result := Assigned(Method);
14  end;


			
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