Hola...
Nop, no se me ha ido el dedo. En un método de clase,
Self representa a la clase. Esto es
Self =
TParentForm y en una clase descendiente, por ejemplo
TShowNombreForm,
Self sería igual a
TShowNombreForm.
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In the defining declaration of a class method, the identifier Self represents the class where the method is called (which could be a descendant of the class in which it is defined). If the method is called in the class C, then Self is of the type class of C. Thus you cannot use the Self to access instance fields, instance properties, and normal (object) methods, but you can use it to call constructors and other class methods, or to access class properties and class fields.
A class method can be called through a class reference or an object reference. When it is called through an object reference, the class of the object becomes the value of Self.
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Saludos...