Hi,
You can use words.
But only words that the compiler defines. See the documentation.
Michael.
On Mon, 30 Jan 2017, Lars wrote:
It's not possible to define an operator like:
Operator AbcXyz(r : real; z1 : complex) z : complex;
begin
end;
Is it?
Has to be a symbol?
If one could use words or text as operators this might be very
interesting, although, probably a double edged sword like Lisp where you
could embed programming languages inside programming languages.
For example:
x := 4 PLUS 4;
writeln(x);
Prints 8..
Operator Plus(...);
begin
end;
So you just invented Cobol inside fpc or something like cobol. Bad example..
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