Delphi Constant Set
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I have a third party package, which has been discontinued by the author, that can be compiled by BCB 6. BDS 2010 can no longer compile the package's parser, which calls FormatMaskText(). These 4 constant strings, which look like regular expression match pattern, are among the rejected ones: var CurrencyFormat: string = '#,0.00?' '; ShortCurrencyFormat: string = '0.00?'
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'; const prParserStartIdentChars: set of char = ['a'.' ?]; prParserIdentChars: set of char = ['a'.' ,'$','@']; Errors resulted from the first string (CurrencyFormat) follow: E2018 Record, object or class type required E2038 Illegal character in input file: '?'
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Jul 28, 2010 - Passing parameters as 'const' is a classic Delphi optimization trick, but the. The most well known case is “const String“, for which the compiler than takes. @Tommi Prami: The option can be set in the project options.
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(#$3F) Helps are much appreciated! CN Liou wrote: > Hi!
> > I have a third party package, which has been discontinued by the > author, that can be compiled by BCB 6. BDS 2010 can no longer compile > the package's parser, which calls FormatMaskText().
These 4 constant > strings, which look like regular expression match pattern, are among > the rejected ones: > > var > CurrencyFormat: string = '#,0.00?' '; > ShortCurrencyFormat: string = '0.00?' '; > > const > prParserStartIdentChars: set of char = > ['a'.'
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?]; > prParserIdentChars: set of char = > ['a'.' ,'$','@']; > > > Errors resulted from the first string (CurrencyFormat) follow: > > E2018 Record, object or class type required > E2038 Illegal character in input file: '?' (#$3F) > > Helps are much appreciated! > > Regards, > > CN The invalid character in input file suggests a wrong conversion to Unicode. Can you show us the original declaration from BCB 6 version? When you first open an ANSI encoded file the IDE will ask you do want to convert it to UNICODE.
If you answer with yes the file will be converted using your current windows codepage for non-Unicode programs. I would guess your settings were different than used by the original author. On 1:46 AM, CN Liou wrote: > Hi! > > I have a third party package, which has been discontinued by the author, > that can be compiled by BCB 6. BDS 2010 can no longer compile the > package's parser, which calls FormatMaskText(). These 4 constant strings, > which look like regular expression match pattern, are among the rejected > ones: > > var > CurrencyFormat: string = '#,0.00?' '; > ShortCurrencyFormat: string = '0.00?'
'; > > const > prParserStartIdentChars: set of char = > ['a'.' ?]; > prParserIdentChars: set of char = > ['a'.' ,'$','@']; > > > Errors resulted from the first string (CurrencyFormat) follow: > > E2018 Record, object or class type required > E2038 Illegal character in input file: '?' (#$3F) > > Helps are much appreciated! > > Regards, > > CN of course this fails the currency formats have errors - - --?'
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' for example the single quote closes the starting quote, then the.' ' is not expected try?' ' in all 4 places to get?' ; as you desire on my system the '/.' X','A' show the X as some strange not normal character - - - that the system can not handle - - - - message illegal character in the input file is correct. On Wed, 13 Oct 2010 20:49:25 +0800, Lajos Juhasz wrote: >> CurrencyFormat: string = '#,0.00?'