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From: Claude SIMON <claude.simon@setra.fr>
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Subject: Re: record question
Date: Fri, 26 Oct 2001 15:42:28 +0200
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I think
y := (i => 99);

is better : (99) is an integer expression, not an array nor a record
aggregate.
The same problem arise when you want to pass an array of one element, you
must
write (1=> X).

Claude Simon


Alfred Hilscher a �crit :

> Hi,
>
> assume that I have a record like the one below. I can assign aggregates
> in the case that I have subcomponents, but how do I assign if I don't
> have?
>
> procedure RT is
>   type x (i : Integer := 0) is
>     record
>       case i is
>         when 0 => null;
>         when 1..10 => s : STRING (1..10);
>         when others => null;
>       end case;
>     end record;
>
>   y : x;
> begin
>   y := (1, "ABC       ");  -- this is OK
>
>   y := (99);   -- but, how do that ?
>
>   y.i := 99;   -- do not work either, so how assign a value different to
> 1..10 ?
> end RT;