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I have a problem with the properties of IInterface type. I don't know how to assign values to these properties using RTTI

Here's an example:.

program Project2;

uses
  Forms, RTTI, Windows, TypInfo;
{$R *.res}

type
  ITestInterfacedClass = interface
    ['{25A5B554-667E-4FE4-B932-A5B8D9052A17}']
    function GetA: ITestInterfacedClass;
    procedure SetA(const Value: ITestInterfacedClass);
    property A: ITestInterfacedClass read GetA write SetA;
    function GetB: ITestInterfacedClass;
    procedure SetB(const Value: ITestInterfacedClass);
    property B: ITestInterfacedClass read GetB write SetB;
  end;


  TTestInterfacedClass = class(TInterfacedObject, ITestInterfacedClass)
  private
    FA: ITestInterfacedClass;
    FB: ITestInterfacedClass;

    function GetA: ITestInterfacedClass;
    function GetB: ITestInterfacedClass;
    procedure SetA(const Value: ITestInterfacedClass);
    procedure SetB(const Value: ITestInterfacedClass);

  public
    property A: ITestInterfacedClass read GetA write SetA;
    property B: ITestInterfacedClass read GetB write SetB;
  end;


  { ITestInterfacedClass }
....

procedure SetProperty(aLeft: TObject {IInterface}; aNameProp: string; aRight: IInterface);
var
  RttiContext: TRttiContext;
  RttiType: TRttiType;
  RTTIProperty: TRttiProperty;
begin
  RttiContext := TRttiContext.Create;

  RTTIType := RttiContext.GetType(TTestInterfacedClass);
  RTTIProperty := RTTIType.GetProperty(aNameProp);
  if RTTIProperty.PropertyType.TypeKind = tkInterface then
    RTTIProperty.SetValue(aLeft, TValue.From<IInterface>(aRight));
end;

var
  obj1: TTestInterfacedClass;
  intf1, intf2, intf3: ITestInterfacedClass;

begin
  obj1 := TTestInterfacedClass.Create;
  intf1 := obj1;
  intf2 := TTestInterfacedClass.Create;
  intf3 := TTestInterfacedClass.Create;

  intf1.A := intf2;

  // intf1.B := intf3;
  SetProperty(obj1, 'B', intf3);

end.

I have to write an analog of intf1.B: = intf3; or obj1.B = intf3;

using RTTI.

Is this possible?

UPD It is work:

procedure SetProperty(aLeft: TObject; aNameProp: string; aRight: IInterface);
var
  RttiContext: TRttiContext;
  RttiTypeInterface: TRttiInterfaceType;
  RTTIProperty: TRttiProperty;
  Value: TValue;
begin
  RttiContext := TRttiContext.Create;

  RTTIType := RttiContext.GetType(aLeft.ClassType);
  RTTIProperty := RTTIType.GetProperty(aNameProp);
  if RTTIProperty.PropertyType.TypeKind = tkInterface then
  begin
    TValue.Make(@aRight, RTTIProperty.PropertyType.Handle, Value);
    RTTIProperty.SetValue(aLeft, Value);
  end;
end;
A: 

Unfortunately, that doesn't work because the Interface conversion code in RTTI.pas doesn't call QueryInterface. If you put a TValue in with TValue.From<IInterface>, you can't convert it to a TValue of a different interface type, even if the interface supports that type. Feel free to submit that to QC.

Creating the TValue with TValue.From<ITestInterfacedClass> does work, though. But then you can't use the simple SetProperty routine.

Mason Wheeler
TValue.Make(@aRight, RTTIProperty.PropertyType.Handle, Value); RTTIProperty.SetValue(aLeft, Value);
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