Built-in string functions (was: New GPC beta: gpc-971001)
Tue, 14 Oct 1997 10:32:38 +0200 (MEST)
According to Frank Heckenbach:
>
> It could also be a switch. But wouldn't it be "cleaner" to write it as a
> function? "CStrFunc (Str2CStr (StrVar))" or so...
Ah - you are referring to parameter passing. Yes, this will be built-in,
so you can just write "CStrFunc ( StrVar )".
> > What functions do you mean? Built-in replacements for BP's functions from
> > the `Strings' Unit?
>
> Of course, they could be external functions as well. It's no problem to
> implement them in Pascal. But I think in the long run, all such standard
> functions will be built-in.
You are right that it would be easy to provide these functions as built-in
features once we have solved this problem for parameter passing. Since there
already is a de-facto standard in BP how to name these functions we should
use that.
Everything okay,
Peter
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