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Called for methods that return a result (functions)
Source position: variants.pp line 216
function IVarInvokeable.DoFunction( |
var Dest: TVarData; |
const V: TVarData; |
const Name: string; |
const Arguments: TVarDataArray |
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On return, contains the result of the function |
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Variant on which to operate |
Name |
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Name of the function to execute |
Arguments |
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Array with arguments passed to the function |
Indicate whether the function was executed correctly
DoFunction is called whenever a variant method that returns a result needs to be invoked. The Dest parameter points to the location where the result of the function must be placed; the result must be a variant value.
V is the variant on which the method is being executed. The Name is the name of the function to execute, and Arguments is an array of variant arguments that were passed to the function.
The function must return True if the function was executed correctly, False otherwise.
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Called for methods that do not return a result (procedures) |
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Called when a property must be read |
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Called when a property must be set |