> You could describe it as typecast done in the var clause of a
method. The right hand identifier is not restricted to function
parameters.
While it works using "absolute" for a public API is rather unsafe (I'd
only use that in private methods). In those cases the "as" operator
should he used (or at least "is" plus returning an error).
Regards,
Sven
May I know why it is unsafe to use absolute on public method's parameters?
Also, will there be any compiler options in which the parameters are
passed through registers? In that case, will the absolute of private
method's parameters still work?
Dennis
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