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From: pascalo@cln46ac.fr (Pascal OBRY)
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Subject: Re: string literals
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Date: 13 Jan 1995 13:31:15 GMT
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Cary Jamison wrote :

>but I can't find a way to do anything like
>
>  My_String : Pkg1.Big_String(1..5) := Pkg1."Hello";
>
>other than (Pkg1.'H', Pkg1.'e', ...)

Well with Ada9x you can use a single type without do a use of the full
package.

	see use type (RM 8.4)

You should be able to write :

	use type Pkg1.Big_Char;

	My_String : Pkg1.Big_String(1..5) := "Hello";
	

I think this address your problem.

Pascal.
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