[fpc-pascal] Flush(StdOut) doesn't mean Flush(Output)

leledumbo leledumbo_cool at yahoo.co.id
Mon Jul 7 09:55:24 CEST 2008


In the rtl documentation, StdOut is defined as an alias for Output.
Therefore, (I think) flushing one will also flush the other. But the truth,
it's not. In fact, only Flush(Output) will really flush standard output. So,
what will Flush(StdOut) do?

PS: This might apply to StdErr (and StdIn, but I don't find StdIn), too.
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