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From: "NANCY HEHIR" <nanceh.ennis@tinet.ie>
Subject: integer'image
Date: 2000/04/17
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When I run the following code

integer_string:string(1..2);
.
.
.
for x in 1..20 loop

    integer_string:=integer'image(x);
end loop;

everything is fine until x=10. This raises a constraint error which I
interpret to be a problem with mismatched string lenghts. If I increase
integer_string lenght a constraint error is raised on the first iteration.
have tried declaring integer_string as unbounded but integer'image returns a
standard string.

I'm sure that it is a standard application to convert integers to their
string images but I can't figure what I'm missing here.