Suppose I have unit mytest; interface const MY_VALUE = 1; MY_INT_VALUE: integer = 1; implementationend. and second unit
unit mytest2; interface uses mytest; const // this is legal MY_VALUE = mytest.MY_VALUE; // this causes illegal expression // MY_INT_VALUE = mytest.MY_INT_VALUE; // MY_INT_VALUE : integer = mytest.MY_INT_VALUE; implementationend. Is there workaround to redeclare typed constant in other unit so that I don't need to duplicate code? Thanks Zamrony P. Juharahttps://juhara.com
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