On 13.01.2011 02:20, Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
LacaK schrieb:
3. C style comments: /* ... */ (I have never understood why in Pascal
was used (* ... *) )
Pascal has several digraphs:
(* = {
*) = }
(. = [
.) = ]
I must say, that I have not yet known about the alternatives for the
squared b
LacaK schrieb:
3. C style comments: /* ... */ (I have never understood why in Pascal
was used (* ... *) )
Pascal has several digraphs:
(* = {
*) = }
(. = [
.) = ]
These reflect the missing or hard to access keycodes on non-English
keyboards. The C language is not so user friendly :-(
DoDi
In our previous episode, LacaK said:
> 3. C style comments: /* ... */ (I have never understood why in Pascal
> was used (* ... *) )
You probably have to formulate that the other way around. Pascal is older.
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On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 11:41, LacaK wrote:
>
> 3. C style comments: /* ... */ (I have never understood why in Pascal was
> used (* ... *) )
Because they are much more clear and easy to understand (both for
compiler and for reader). C comments are very-very-very ugly. For
example, you can write t
This was discussed few times here. Later ppl tired from the endless
discussions and summarised their ideas on this page:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Modernised_Pascal
Nice!
For me, If I can say is most interested:
1. try ... except ... finally ... end;
2. C style IIF operator: l ? tru
On Wed, 12 Jan 2011, Paul Ishenin wrote:
12.01.2011 14:15, kingbiz...@gmail.com wrote:
Something that I always thought very nice on other languages is the
possible of adding variables inside the codes, I'm very happy using the
FPC but came on my mind, FPC is always getting better and better (
12.01.2011 14:15, kingbiz...@gmail.com wrote:
Something that I always thought very nice on other languages is the
possible of adding variables inside the codes, I'm very happy using the
FPC but came on my mind, FPC is always getting better and better (I
first saw it like 2 years ago and I am impr
Something that I always thought very nice on other languages is the
possible of adding variables inside the codes, I'm very happy using the
FPC but came on my mind, FPC is always getting better and better (I
first saw it like 2 years ago and I am impressed with its progress),
would it on the fu
