Martin schrieb:
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/ref/refse68.html#x164-17400012.3
the first ( of several) examples on that page is
Var
C,Z : Complex; // New type complex
What's "new" with that type? Where is it declared?
begin
Z:=C; // assignments between complex types.
end;
The following assignment operator would have to be defined:
Operator := (C : Complex) z : complex;
However, the compiler rejects that with:
project1.lpr(10,38) Error: Impossible to overload assignment for equal
types
The example doesn't declare an new type "Complex", so that most probably
that already existing type already *has* operators - and accordingly the
compiler doesn't allow to redefine these operators.
What happens if you declare an really new type, e.g. TNewComplex, and
try again with this type?
It looks to me as if that page should be revised. A reference to the
already defined Complex operators should be added, and the following
sections may need an update as well, in detail the "experimental
solution" also may have changed in the meantime.
DoDi
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