RES: RES: [fpc-pascal] dot within unit file name

[Cesar Liws Gmail]

> > - Can someone provide the grammar how an identifier looks like in
Delphi?
> > - How shall the compiler detect that "a.b" is an unit if a is also
defined
> as a record that
> > doesn't contain a field b?
> > - How shall the compiler handle if "a.b.c" is an unit and a.b.c is
class?
> > 
> > So please come with a design instead of just asking give me this feature
> in one line. Because if
> > the feature was really important and simple it was for sure already
> implemented. The left over
> > features are therefor not in the category simple anymore. Also important
> is debatable because
> > we've already lived without them for years.
> 
> > More over it should map one to one to what Delphi does, since it is a
> > compability item.
> 
> > Also have a look at http://www.freepascal.org/faq.var#extensionselect
for
> > how to do file a proper proposal.
> 
> 
> I saw this week a CodeGear Guy in a cg ng talking about that.
> In Win32 its is Just dots in the name, nothing else.

If he said that, he is totally braindead and doesn't have a clue about
what he is talking.

And also, ECO doesn't work on win32, it requires .NET :)

Michael.


I found the thread, and it was a comment about tiburon and circular
reference, the guy seems to be a Capable object person, and he comments that
in .NET is NameSpace and in Win32 is only unit names.

[]s

Cesar Romero

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