Re: Ada has no continual line(s) ??

[Jeffrey Carter <jrcarter@acm.org>]

hongxun lee wrote:
> 
> Sorry..my Q is How to show a line of code is a continual part of it
> preceding statement?

Ada statements are not line oriented. An Ada statement is always
terminated by a semicolon (';'). if a line is not a comment line or a
blank line, and it does not end in a semicolon, then the statement on
that line must be continued on the next.

If you look at the examples at www.adapower.com, you will find plenty of
examples of Ada statements that take more than one line. I think you'll
find it's pretty easy to see when a line is a continuation of a
statement without any explicit continuation marker.

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Jeff Carter
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