2013/3/18 Marco van de Voort <mar...@stack.nl> > In our previous episode, Xiangrong Fang said: > > Alternatively, how about just use SPACE to separate the token? i.e.: > > > > with SomeObject o1, SomeOtherObject o2 do.... > > That's perfectly fine for C. But this isn't C. >
What's wrong here? In pascal, we also see space used in similar way: property Item[Index: Integer]: Integer read GetItem write SetItem; default; i.e. there is NO ; or anything before the "read" keyword, but you do need a ; before "default". Anyway, this maybe related to how the parser is implemented, or just a decision by the language designer, but I don't really see why this has to do with C vs. Pascal??
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