On 12.05.2019 16:36, Jonas Maebe wrote:
Thanks. I have added these warnings to the compiler in r42047, and
also the static/dynamic errors for Standard resp. Extended ISO Pascal.
By default, the warnings are enabled for
* enums
* boolean
* integer subrange types that don't span the entire range of their
storage (e.g. 0..254, -128..0, ..., but not
shortint/byte/smallint/word/...)
I do like this new warning.
I just don't understand why (for the else-block) it is shown at the end
of the first statement, just before the semicolon (see the | where the
warning is shown):
program Project1;
type
TMyEnum = (one, two);
procedure A;
begin
end;
var
E: TMyEnum;
I: Integer;
begin
case E of
one: ;
two: ;
else
I := 15|;
A;
end;
end.
IMO it would make much more sense if it was shown in front of or behind
the else keyword:
|else
else|
Ondrej
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