TClass defines the metaclass for TObject.
TClass = class of TObject;
TObject * TClass;
System
TClass is the metaclass for TObject. Its value is the class reference for TObject or for one of its descendants.
Delphi Examples:
{ This example shows how to obtain the ancestry of a component using the ClassType and ClassParent properties. It uses a button and a list box on a form. When the user clicks the button, the name of the button’s class and the names of its parent classes are added to the list box. } procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); var ClassRef: TClass; begin ListBox1.Clear; ClassRef := Sender.ClassType; while ClassRef <> nil do begin ListBox1.Items.Add(ClassRef.ClassName); ClassRef := ClassRef.ClassParent; end; end; { The list box contains the following strings after the user clicks the button: TButton TButtonControl TWinControl or TWinControl TControl TComponent TPersistent TObject }
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