>
> I just want to create shorter variables like
> si := StringList.NameOfIndex(TableName.FieldByName('xxxx').AsString);
> ae := xxx;
> so:= yyy
>
> to express complicated logic with them.
>
> When I put them all at the top of the procedure, they are extra
> noise, which is not necessary for the understanding the purpose at
> the top level of the procedure.
I don't see the great extra noise of a
procedure SomeProc([someVars : Type]);
var
[somevars : type;]
si,ae,so : double; // temp vars for easy math;
begin
[...]
end;
and i think the easy answer is:
No you could't, because in pascal you have to declare the vars in the
beginning of a procedure.
or:
No because this is pascal and not C
or:
why couldn't i use spanish in my english? :) *just kidding*
have all a nice day.
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