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From: Steve O'Neill <oneills@top.monad.net>
Subject: Re: Putting a 'Duration' on the screen ?
Date: 1999/01/18
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Emmanuel Lambert wrote:

> I am freaking out because I would like to output a variable from type
> Duration to the screen, but it does not work with put(...). I have
> included Ada.Float_Text_Io, but that does not help. Can someone give me
> a hint.

The hint is - Duration is not a floating point type, it's a fixed point
type.  Either instantiate Fixed_IO for Duration or convert the duration
object to float.