Hello.
Just out of curiosity why developers choiced the copy($subj,1,2) instead of standard for Pascal "pas" extension?
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Maxim Artemev wroteJust out of curiosity why developers choiced the copy($subj,1,2) instead of standard for Pascal "pas" extension?
It comes from the fact that C files have .c, (some) C++ files .cc and some Pascal files .p -> .pp = Pascal Plus Plus :)
Jonas
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> Just out of curiosity why developers choiced the copy($subj,1,2)
> instead of
> standard for Pascal "pas" extension?
It comes from the fact that C files have .c, (some) C++ files .cc and
and .cpp
some Pascal files .p -> .pp = Pascal Plus Plus :)
Well, if Pascal++ this should be .ppp :)
It comes from the fact that C files have .c, (some) C++ files .cc and some Pascal files…
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On vrijdag, feb 7, 2003, at 16:33 Europe/Brussels, Maxim Artemev wrote:
> Just out of curiosity why developers choiced the copy($subj,1,2)
> instead of
> standard for Pascal "pas" extension?
It comes from the fact that C files have .c, (some) C++ files .cc and
some Pascal files .p -> .pp = Pascal Plus Plus :)
I thought it was "portable pascal" :-)
and .cpp Well, if Pascal++ this should be .ppp :)
Maxim Artemev wrote> It comes from the fact that C files have .c, (some) C++ files .cc and and .cpp
That why I said "some".
> some Pascal files .p -> .pp = Pascal Plus Plus :) Well, if Pascal++ this should be .ppp :)
Not if you use c -> cc, so p -> pp.
Jonas
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>> some Pascal files .p -> .pp = Pascal Plus Plus :)
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> Well, if Pascal++ this should be .ppp :)
Not if you use c -> cc, so p -> pp.
.cc actually means C++ file
Maxim Artemev wrote> Not if you use c -> cc, so p -> pp. > .cc actually means C++ file
So .pp means Pascal++ :)
Jonas
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On vrijdag, feb 7, 2003, at 17:03 Europe/Brussels, Maxim Artemev wrote:
>> Not if you use c -> cc, so p -> pp.
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> .cc actually means C++ file
So .pp means Pascal++ :)
Cool! :)))
Now question for next flame, Why our Pascal isn't a Pascal++ or P++ or __pasplusplus. :-)))))
just imagine:
{$ifdef __pasplusplus}
....
{$endif}The Linux users will have heart attacked
I thought it was "portable pascal" :-)
Marco van de Voort wrote 12 lines
On vrijdag, feb 7, 2003, at 16:33 Europe/Brussels, Maxim Artemev wrote:
>Just out of curiosity why developers choiced the copy($subj,1,2)
>instead of
>standard for Pascal "pas" extension?
It comes from the fact that C files have .c, (some) C++ files .cc and
some Pascal files .p -> .pp = Pascal Plus Plus :)
I thought it was "portable pascal" :-)
No, initially it was Pascal Plus Plus :)
No, initially it was Pascal Plus Plus :)
By the way, "ObjectPascal" was renamed to "Delphi langauge", should we rename our Pascal implementation to "Pascal++" ? ;)
Hello, List! No. "+" is the sign of death, and Pascal will lieve forever. HTH Anton…
No. "+" is the sign of death, and Pascal will lieve forever.
^^^^^^^ - Really?
Hmmm... Pascal has redundant lexic, so Pascal Plus Plus is good choice :)
By the way, "ObjectPascal" was renamed to "Delphi langauge", should we rename our Pascal…
Hello, List!
No. "+" is the sign of death, and Pascal will lieve forever.
HTH
Anton Tichawa.
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> No, initially it was Pascal Plus Plus :)
By the way, "ObjectPascal" was renamed to "Delphi langauge", should we
rename our Pascal implementation to "Pascal++" ? ;)
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I mean,
thinking of Free Pascal makes me courageus and smile.
HTH
Anton Tichawa.
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Hello, List!
No. "+" is the sign of death, and Pascal will lieve forever.
HTH
Anton Tichawa.
On Sunday 09 February 2003 13:53, you wrote:
> > No, initially it was Pascal Plus Plus :)
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> By the way, "ObjectPascal" was renamed to "Delphi langauge", should we
> rename our Pascal implementation to "Pascal++" ? ;)
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^^^^^^^ - Really? Hmmm... Pascal has redundant lexic, so Pascal Plus Plus is good choice…
Blaise Pascal
Born: 19 June 1623 in Clermont (now Clermont-Ferrand), Auvergne, France Died: 19 Aug 1662 in Paris, France
> No. "+" is the sign of death, and Pascal will lieve forever. ^^^^^^^ - Really?
There are signs, I thing called "genealogic signs", at least in Austria. Something like:
* (and date) born on date
+ died
*+ born but died soon (not quite sure)
+* born dead (not quite sure)
Anton.
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FreePascal ist still Pascal, so I think not that Pascal++ is a good choice.
We should use inc(Pascal)
> No, initially it was Pascal Plus Plus :) By the way, "ObjectPascal" was renamed to "Delphi langauge", should we
rename
our Pascal implementation to "Pascal++" ? ;)
FreePascal ist still Pascal, so I think not that Pascal++ is a good choice. We should use inc(Pascal)
That's right. For example the OOP TCL is called "[incr tcl]" :))