Name change of component implementing record parameter testing. #575
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record parameter testing. Background: Implementing several related interfaces in a single component is a problem when the interfaces inherit from the same interface but require different implementations for this interface as is the case for IDispatch. Therefore additional interfaces will be implemented in separate components. The name change reflects the limited scope of the component.
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Background: Implementing several related interfaces in a single component is a problem when the interfaces inherit from the same interface but require different implementations for this interface as is the case for IDispatch. Therefore additional interfaces will be implemented in separate components.
The name change reflects the limited scope of the component.