Re: Disriminant question - Waiting desperately for solution :-(

[gautier_niouzes@hotmail.com (Gautier)]

Grein, Christoph:

> No, your analysis is quite wrong. L_Tern is defined without discriminant
> in this example, so only its _default_ value is None, but it may change.
> So the assignmant to L_Tern should work.

Thank you (and sorry for the wrong information).
I learnt again something about Ada.
In that case L_Term can change discriminant when it wants - strange!
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PS: I couldn't resist to test - maybe the OP should start with a
simplified example and complicate it until the bug is picked...

with Ada.Text_IO; use Ada.Text_IO;

procedure Discri is

  type T_Leg_Type is (Df, Tf, Lif, Tp, Ppos, None);

  type T_Fix is new Integer;
  
  type T_Term (Leg_Type : T_Leg_Type := None) is
  record
    case Leg_Type is
      when Df | Tf | Lif | Tp =>
        Fix : T_Fix;
      when Ppos | None =>
        null;
    end case;
  end record;

  L_Term : T_Term;

begin
  Put_Line( T_Leg_Type'image(L_Term.Leg_Type) );
  L_Term := ( Leg_Type => Tf,  Fix => 0);
  Put_Line( T_Leg_Type'image(L_Term.Leg_Type) );
  L_Term := ( Leg_Type => Ppos );
  Put_Line( T_Leg_Type'image(L_Term.Leg_Type) );
  L_Term := ( Leg_Type => Df,  Fix => 0);
  Put_Line( T_Leg_Type'image(L_Term.Leg_Type) );
  Put_Line("Survived !");
end;