Martin schrieb:
So a full pascal expression parser would be needed. That is not the
problem (could even be fast enough). But each possible state in an
expression (before/after dot/operater // bracket nest-lvl ...) must be
allowed to be stored. That explodes memory cost (storage capacity is
needed *everywhere*, even if there is not a single "raise at" at all)
Maybe it can be reduced, but it is probably a lot of work to implement...
For such complications I would leave context unhandled. At least it
should be possible to disable it, and if only for memory usage reasons.
DoDi
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