Trying to compile the following code (porting from MW Pascal)
type
myObject = object
procA (x: integer);
procC (procedure procD (var
y: myObject));
end;
procedure myObject. procC (procedure procD (var
y: myObject));
begin
procD (y);
{more code here ...}
end;
procedure myObject.ProcA (x: integer);
procedure ProcB (var y:
myObject);
begin
{some code here ...}
end;
begin
procC
(ProcB);
end;
I get the following error:
- Got "myObject.ProcB (var
myObject) is nested;", expected "<procedure variable type of procedure
(var myObject) is nested;Register>"
Apparently the compiler is
considering ProcB to be a method of myObject (which is not the case, as
it is not included in the object definition), thus I'm wondering if it
comes from a wrong syntax I'm using .
Thanks in advance for any help.
Regards
Francesco Panasiti
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