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From: "Samuel A. Mize" <smize@magellan.bgm.link.com>
Subject: Re: ObjectAda vs Gnat -- bugs
Date: 1997/05/15
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Date: 1997-05-15T00:00:00+00:00
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granger wrote:
>how can I have the enumeration values Gray* and
>  Grey* of the same type or subtype with the same internal value ?

I noted in another message that enumeration literals are functions,
so he can rename them.

Another, possibly simpler option is to define constant objects with
the values you want:

   type Color_Type is (Gray0);
   Gray1: constant Color_Type := Gray0;

Sam Mize


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