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From: "Per Lindquist" <commander@death-star.com>
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Subject: Re: This can't be done in Ada...or?
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Jeffrey Carter wrote:
>It would be helpful if there was some indication of what you are
>replying to. I'm going to assume this is a response to my response.

OK, sorry. I read news through google groups and there is a "tree
navigator" that shows who is responding to who so for me it is clear.
Obviously not so for everybody.

(On the other hand the reply function is not very user friendly. I have
to copy&paste all citations manually...)

>Note that you can instantiate PragmARC.Reflection inside a
>subprogram:

Ah, that's exactly what I wanted, thanks! Wohoo! :)