On Thu, 11 Sep 2014, Dennis Poon wrote:
I googled and people said there isn't any.
Anyone knows?
That is because there really isn't any. It is on my todo list.
Michael.
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I googled and people said there isn't any.
Anyone knows?
Dennis
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> Now FPC could obviously do that with e.g. an overloaded := operator. But
> is there any way to handle the special case of two functions, one of
> which returns a dynamic array and the other the number of elements,
> without having to give them different names or parameters?
With the availabi
My understanding is that functions cannot be overloaded based on the
return type, i.e. you can't have two functions with the same name and
parameters which differ only in the return type. Is there any realistic
way this can be worked around?
I've been reading the first few (i.e. free :-) chapt
