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Subject: character literals
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I have been having a difficulty in my code with character literals.
For example

 IF ch in '0' .. '9' THEN

This gives an error because the compiler is complaining that it does
not know if I mean a character, wide_character, or wide_wide_character
for my literals.  How do I indicate which I want?