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Subject: Re: Enumeration_IO
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Date: 8 May 90 17:54:09 GMT
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Having seen Michael Feldman's test program for Enumeration_IO, I think I can
say what the problem is.  The type Type_Set and its enumeration literals
Lower_Case and Upper_Case are declared in Text_IO, not in
Text_IO.Enumeration_IO.  The test program only "with"ed Text_IO; it did not
"use" it.  Hence the enumeration literal Lower_Case is not directly visible.
I would expect that adding "use Text_IO;" or replacing "Lower_Case" by
"Text_IO.Lower_Case" would solve the problem.

Ken Dritz
dritz@mcs.anl.gov