I can put some more thought into it.. but I'm wondering how to properly submit
a change request for this documentation.
James
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Well, Writeln('{$I %DATEMONTH%}'+'/'); can be compiled, but the answer is...
{$I %DATEMONTH%} .
I think that my level of english is by far too low to make the correct sentence.
Cheers, James, Raoul
Le 25.12.21 à 21:06, James Richters a écrit :
I see what you mean... I thought it was an In
I see what you mean... I thought it was an Integer because If you do something
like:
Writeln({$I %DATEMONTH%}+'/'+{$I %DATEDAY%}+'/'+{$I %DATEYEAR%});
You get Error: Operator is not overloaded: "ShortInt" + "Char"
But that's not what it is it's just like typing in hard coded numbers
afte
Helolo James,
Thank you for your comment and proposal. As there is no type associated with non-string results, would it
be better to say number instead of integer ? Or integer number ?
Season's greetings !
Cheers, Ched'
Le 24.12.2021 à 22:32, James Richters via fpc-pascal a écrit :
I woul
I would agree that the documentation actually states quite clearly that they
are ALL strings except %linenum% and the documentation should be improved to be
accurate.
Perhaps
{$INCLUDE %XXX%}
the {$INCLUDE} directive inserts a string or integer constant in the source
code.
Here XXX can be one
