TOPIC

Attributes, a language feature brought over from .NET and Java (known as "annotation"), are a language feature of Delphi introduced in version 2010 that allow annotating types and type members with special objects that carry additional information. This information can be queried at run time using RTTI, or Run Time Type Information. Along with existing OOP mechanisms (inheritance and ownership) you can now use annotations for a class and class members to further define what your classes are capable of.

We will cover attributes in depth, show examples of their use and provide some units of code you can take home and use in your projects.

PRESENTER

David Cornelius has been developing software since the mid-80's. He is the coordinator of the Oregon Delphi User Group and is a software development manager at Retail Dimensions. You can read more about him and his programming interests on his web site, Cornelius Concepts.

LOCATION

Fanno Creek Brew Pub
12562 Main Street
Tigard, OR 97223
(503) 624 9400
(Link to map)

NOTE: Happy Hour prices DO NOT apply to ODUG members because we get their meeting room for free.
Please support the restaurant's normal prices to allow our group to continue the use of this location.