String property referred to as object
It is valid syntax to cast a string as an object but this can often be an unintended mistake.
For example:
MenuItem:=TMenuItem(strlist[0]); //where strlist is a TStringList
The programmer probably did not mean to refer to the string property of the stringlist but the object property like this:
MenuItem:=TMenuItem(strlist.objects[0]);
eyebol will produce a warning when it believes this is the case.
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