Am 05.03.2010 09:23, schrieb Benoît Minisini:
>> Hi
>>
>> The ghostwriters have been a bit ephemeral.
>>
>> How about a simple:
>>
>> To use a property name that is also a Gambas reserved name in your personal
>> class, you must enclose the property name within {}.
>>
>> For example:
>> Property Font as Font
>> Property Left as Integer
>>
>> will both cause a compile error.
>>
>> Property {Font} as Font
>> Property {Left} as Integer
>>
>> will not.
>>
>> rgds
>
> { ... } is a syntax that prevents the compiler from interpreting a symbol as a
> reserverd keyword. It allows to use any symbol as an identifier.
>
> This syntax comes from Visual Basic.
>
> Regards,
>
I find Charles' approach more straight-forward, it points to the
solution, not the problem. This is exactly what the less gifted
programmers like me would look for ;-) But the explanation for VB isn't
bad, either. Maybe we could mention this too:
---
To use a property name that is also a Gambas reserved name in your
personal class, you must enclose the property name within {}.
[then the examples]
Thus the compiler is kept from interpreting a symbol as a reserved
keyword which allows you to use any desired symbol as an identifier.
---
And it changes the original text so we do not produce copyright problems...
Rolf
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