Re: Generic Library Units?

[hreba <hreba@terra.com.br>]

On 10/13/2014 04:45 AM, Dmitry A. Kazakov wrote:
>
> with Gui;
> with GuiGtk.SimpleGad;
> with Gui.SimpleGad;
> package MainAux is
>      package Toolkit is new GuiGtk;
>      package SimpleGad is new Toolkit.SimpleGad;
>      package GuiTK is new Gui (Toolkit, SimpleGad);
> end MainAux;
>
Ok, did that too, and the error message disappeared.

Now in the package body of Gui.SimpleGad I have

    function Get (gad: BoolGadget) return boolean is
    begin
       return TKSG.GetBool (gad.widget.all);
    end Get;

and get the error message

gui-simplegad.adb:78:39: expected type "GuiGtk.GadWidgets" defined at 
guigtk.ads:38
gui-simplegad.adb:78:39: found type "TK.GadWidgets" defined at 
guigtk.ads:38, instance at gui.ads:10

So the compiler isn't aware that GuiGtk is the actual value to the 
formal package TK. How do I tell him?

( The Gui package header is

    generic
       with package TK is new GuiGtk(<>);	-- this is gui.ads:10
       with package TKSG is new GuiGtk.SimpleGad;
    package Gui is
    ...
)

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