Hello,
I wrote accidentally the following line of pascal code:
writeln(output, a + b);
where a was a double, and b was a string. The program compiled, linked
successfully. Why?
Next, running it, I got the following:
[code]
Program needs probably the variants unit.
Include the variants unit in your uses statements
as one of the first units.
Runtime error 221 at $08053F3A
$08053F3A
$BFFFEE98
[/code]
Well. But I do not like programs that try to be more intelligent
than operator. double + string expression is lexical error from my
point of view, and always will be. I would prefer to detect them during
compilation. What switches could enable that?
-So is always on
-S2 has no influence
-Sd has no influence
With regards,
Jan Je/lowicki
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Department of Mathematics Katedra Matematyki
University of Agriculture Akademia Rolnicza we Wroc/lawiu
Wroc/law, POLAND
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