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Date: 10 Sep 91 23:16:57 GMT
From: ucivax!gateway@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU  (Jose Duarte)
Subject: why are these unknown identifiers?
Message-ID: <9109101616.aa26718@PARIS.ICS.UCI.EDU>
List-Id: <comp.lang.ada>

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package X is

	type DIRECTIONS is (UP,DOWN,LEFT,RIGHT);

end X;
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with X;
package Y is

	subtype DIRECTIONS is X.DIRECTIONS;

end Y;
-----------------------------------------
with TEXT_IO;
use  TEXT_IO;
with Y;
procedure BUG is

V1 : Y.Directions := Y.UP;    -- Y.UP is unknown
V2 : Y.Directions := Y.DOWN;  -- Y.DOWN is unknown

begin
  null;
end BUG;

Can someone tell me why "Y.UP" and "Y.DOWN" are unknown identifiers
within the procedure BUG? I have to "with X" and then assign X.UP
and X.DOWN to V1 and V2 in order to compile this. Why is this the case?
Is this an Ada pecularity or a compiler bug?


Thanks!
JOSE DUARTE