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From: hehmeyerj <hehmeyerj@dma.gov>
Subject: Ada 83:  Type defaults
Date: 1996/09/11
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This may be a simple problem but...

I have an enumeration type declaration.  For example:

type x is (A, B, C, D);

And I have about three hundred variables of type x scattered throughout 
50 packages.  How would you default the type to, say A, without going
to each individual variable declaration and explicitly defaulting them. 
(ie y : x := A;)

TIA