New in Smart 1.1: Properties with Anonymous Storage

When a property is backed directly by a field (without a getter and/or a setter) and this field is never accessed directly, the code can be further simplified by dropping the field declaration altogether.

An example of such code would be:

type
    TMyClass = class
    private
        FData: integer;
    public
        property Data: integer read FData write FData;
    end;

This code can be simplified to:

type
  TMyClass = class
    public
        property Data: integer;
    end;

Smart will still create a field inside the TMyClass object, but this field will be aonymous and not accessible directly from the code.

Note: This type of properties cannot be used in external classes and lasses inheriting from the JObject class.