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From: canada_bass@my-deja.com
Subject: A Text_IO fixes it?
Date: 1999/12/20
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Date: 1999-12-20T00:00:00+00:00
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I've been having a problem with accessing an
array of records. This array is declared in the
package body and is never changed inside the
package (not a constant but should be). When I
try to read one fields of a record (which is an
enumerated from another package) I get the
incorrect data(consistently).

Now, here is where I got confused. I can do a
Text_IO.Put_Line (with a 'Image) of the data that
I am trying to access and it will display the
wrong value, BUT the statements following the
Put_Line will work correctly. So I figure that I
would put the same Put_Line two times in a row.
The first time it displays the incorrect data and
the second time it displays the correct data! \
This is without any other procedures calling this
one or manipulating the variable that is passed
to this procedure(the index of the array).

I've tested various ideas but I still can't seem
to come up with a solution. Has anyone ever
encountered such a thing?


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