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Date: 14 Jan 92 20:56:56 GMT
From: tarpit!cs.ucf.edu!csa@uunet.uu.net  (Carolyn Anderson)
Subject: Need Ada question answered
Message-ID: <1992Jan14.205656.3388@cs.ucf.edu>
List-Id: <comp.lang.ada>

I have an Ada question and I don't know anyone around here that can help.
It invloves visibility and qualifying operators with dot notation.

Here is the situation:

I have a data type defined in a package.  I have given the main routine 
visibility of the type with a WITH statement and qualified my variable 
declarations with dot notation.  Now, I want to test two quantities of this 
data type for equality.  How do I give the main routine visibility to the 
equality operator without the use of a USE clause?

Thanks in advance.


Carolyn Anderson
csa@engr.ucf.edu