On 17 jan 2007, at 12:28, Alexander Todorov wrote:
On 16 jan 2007, at 15:55, Matt Emson wrote:
>> The reason is that it tries to convert S to a number rather
than V to
>> a string. The error is still in the current 2.1.1.
May be the compiler should generate compile time error or a warnin
On 16 jan 2007, at 15:55, Matt Emson wrote:
>> The reason is that it tries to convert S to a number rather than V to
>> a string. The error is still in the current 2.1.1.
May be the compiler should generate compile time error or a warning.
I am using VarToStr anyway just tried to look more lik
On 16 jan 2007, at 15:55, Matt Emson wrote:
The reason is that it tries to convert S to a number rather than V to
a string. The error is still in the current 2.1.1.
Does FPC have :
function VarToStr(const V: Variant): string;
As this is what I would tend to advocate for this kind os
assig
On 16 jan 2007, at 15:55, Matt Emson wrote:
The reason is that it tries to convert S to a number rather than V to
a string. The error is still in the current 2.1.1.
Does FPC have :
function VarToStr(const V: Variant): string;
As this is what I would tend to advocate for this kind os
assig
> The reason is that it tries to convert S to a number rather than V to
> a string. The error is still in the current 2.1.1.
Does FPC have :
function VarToStr(const V: Variant): string;
As this is what I would tend to advocate for this kind os assignment anyway.
M
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On 16 jan 2007, at 14:04, Alexander Todorov wrote:
This code compiles with 2.0.4 but gives runtime error 231 .
program project1;
{$mode objfpc}{$H+}
uses Variants;
var V : Variant;
S : String = 'test ';
begin
V := 42;
writeln(V);
S := S + V; // fails here
writeln(S);
end.
The r
