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From: Wannabe h4x0r <chris@dont.spam.me>
Subject: Case statement and Integers.
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I have a statement like this...

	case numbers(j) is
		when numbers(j) < pivot => swap(left_swap, right_swap); 
		-- If the number is less than the pivot, swap it with the number
		-- to the right of the Pivot;
		when numbers(j) > pivot => swap(right_swap, left_swap);
		-- If the number is greater than the pivot, then do the opposite of the
		-- above.
		when numbers(j) = pivot => null;
		when others => null;
	end case;

Now, it's pretty obvious whats wrong here. The swap procedure is
expecting an Integer, and instead it's getting a boolean value due to the
'>', '<', and '=>' operators.

Whats the proper way to indicate to the compiler that I want to send
the numbers indexed by "left_swap" and "right_swap" to the swap procedure
rather than the results of the boolean test in the case statement?

Thanks for your patience.

Chris