On Thursday 21 November 2013 13:48:37 Marcos Douglas wrote: > >> WOW! Exotic too much and worse then use "result" variable. > > > > Why? It shows clearly that it is a write only variable which can not be > > read and can't be forgotten to set. > > "end" is a reserved word, not a variable so it can't receive a value! > Better to use "return" or continue using "result", IMO. > 'end' here is the end of the procedure block with starts with a result type definition: " sub func1(): int32; begin end:= 123; " which means assign the sub block with a value. Not that bad when the shock is over. ;-)
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