On 7/22/2015 10:47 AM, Sven Barth wrote:
> var A := SomeClassInstance.SomeFunction;
While I agree that type inference /might/ be useful I don't agree with
inline variable declarations. One of the main points of Pascal is
declare before use.
+100
Things like this is just because people are trying to be lazy, not
because this does improve code (human readable or otherwise).
Someone who is trying to use a construct like the one mentioned above is
nothing but lazy, is not properly designing his/her software. And that
is against what Pascal should stand for.
Humans miss a lot of times a third hand, but this isn't likely to happen
that we grow one anytime soon. So get used to properly using what you
have...
Ralf
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