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Em ASCII, o caractere de código decimal
38(ou em [[Hexadecimal/pt|
$]]
26) é, por definição,
&(chamado de “E comercial”).
Pascal
Base octal
Em Pascal o
&denota um número em base octal.
program messageNo(input, output, stderr);
uses
baseUnix;
begin
// withdraw group write access to current terminal
// equivalent to invoking: mesg n
fpChmod('/dev/stdin', &0600);
end.In an octal base only the characters
0through and including
7are allowed. An optional sign is specified in front of the
&.
As a passing remark, in a production program the number in the above example is better written as
fpChmod('/dev/stdin', S_IRUSR or S_IWUSR);since it is more meaningful than having a raw number. Pascal is a high-level language. Use this advantage. Write what you mean, not what in fact the computer does.
Note: Literais numéricos em octal não são suportados pelos modos [[Mode Delphi/pt|
{$mode Delphi}]] e [[Mode TP/pt|
{$mode TP}]].
Caractere de escape
FreePascal retroactively declared some new reserved words. In order of being capable of compiling old code with an up-to-date compiler version, which might fail due to those new reserved words, FPC declared the
&as an escape character. Thus, without refactoring the code but escaping, i.e. prepending an
&to the identifier, the compiler accepts the actual reserved word as a valid identifier. New code though shall come up with different identifier names, without utilizing this feature.
Lazarus
No Lazarus o
&é usado para
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indicar teclas de atalho em [[TMenuItem|
TMenuItem]]
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