Re: Ada has no continual line(s) ??

[Pascal Obry <p.obry@wanadoo.fr>]

"hongxun lee" <lee.1801@osu.edu> writes:

> Sorry..my Q is How to show a line of code is a continual part of it
> preceding statement?

In Ada statements can spread on multiple lines. A new-line does not stop a
statement. For example:

        A := A + 1; B := B + 1; C := A + B;

is equivalent to:

        A
        :=
        A
        +
        1
        ;
        B := B
        + 1; C := A
        +
        B;

Of course a good style is to have a single statement on each line:

        A := A + 1;
        B := B + 1;
        C := A + B;

Does that answert your question ?

Pascal.

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