> > user. I understand that it first tries to parse the right side and
> > throws this error though, since one could have also written
> > proc1+proc2 there, but having an extra precheck for the
> case of :=proc
> > wouldn't hurt I think (or if it doesn't stop on first
> error, it should
> > show after the first message that the proc can't be used on the
> > right-side of the assignment)
>
> I also think the error message can be clearer, but that's not
> for me to decide ;-).
>
> > The thing is, did it work with Delphi, or did the original poster
> > forget they had used @ at Delphi? I suppose they forgot
>
> No, Delphi allows this syntax. It even does not allow the
> syntax with an '@' in front AFAIK.
>
Maybe there's some option (say "typed pointers" or something) that needs to
be changed in Delphi to accept the @?
If you use {$MODE DELPHI} does FPC compile the code when it's same as the
Delphi code? If not, isn't this an FPC bug?
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