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From: dvdeug@x8b4e53cd. (David Starner)
Subject: Package Problem
Date: 1999/10/27
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Date: 1999-10-27T00:00:00+00:00
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I've got a problem with nested packages. I'm using Mat Webb's Components,
which has a generic package in it, with a package inside, like:

generic 
    ...
package large_integer is
    ...
    package Variable_Length_Operations
    ...
    private
    ...
end package

and a package, large_integer_handler, which just instatates large_integer
with reasonable values. 

In my program, I have 
with large_integer_handler; use large_integer_handler;
with large_integer_handler.variable_length_operations; 
use large_integer_handler.variable_length_operations;

But that doesn't work. GNAT complains about not finding 
large_integer_handler-variable_length_operations.ads. How do I access that
inner package?

--
David Starner - dstarner98@aasaa.ofe.org