Re: Bases 1.52

["Robert I. Eachus" <rieachus@attbi.com>]

Matthew Heaney wrote:

 > The type T'Class is a real type.  It has a funny spelling, but it's a
 >  real type.
 >
 > You can declare objects of that type, both on the stack, like this:

But like unbounded string types, or a discriminated record type without
a default value for the discriminant, you must provide an initial value 
for any objects of type T'Class you declare.  (Matt's examples showed 
this.) It would be nice in Ada 200Y to add a short technical term to 
describe these types of types.

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                                           Robert I. Eachus

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