Unit namespace

[Il Razziatore]

Hi,
I have a question about ansi-iso pascal.

I have 2 unit and a main file

=== file a.pas: ===
Unit A;

Interface

Var X : Byte;

End;

=== file b.pas: ===
Unit B;

Interface

Var X : Byte;

End;

=== file main.pas ===

Program main;

uses A, B

begin
A.X := B.X;
end;

the istruction A.X := B.X; is standard or it came with borland dialet?
Standard Pascal have "unit namespace"?

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[CBFalconer]

Il Razziatore wrote:
>
> I have a question about ansi-iso pascal.
> I have 2 unit and a main file
>
> === file a.pas: ===
> Unit A;
>
> Interface
>
> Var X : Byte;
> End;
>
> === file b.pas: ===
> Unit B;
>
> Interface
>
> Var X : Byte;
> End;
>
> === file main.pas ===
> Program main;
>
> uses A, B
>
> begin
> A.X := B.X;
> end;
>
> the istruction A.X := B.X; is standard or it came with borland
> dialet? Standard Pascal have "unit namespace"?

Try reading the Extended Pascal Standard ISO10206.txt. You can get
it bzip2 compressed from:

<http://cbfalconer.home.att.net/download/iso10206.bz2>

Scott Moore has listing of ISO7185 available (unextended Pascal)

Your assignment statement is standard. The units etc. vary.

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