Hi!
On Thu, Mar 08, 2001 at 04:12:27PM +0100, Peter Gerwinski wrote:
Eike Lange wrote:
IMHO, we should enable/disable "class" with the already existing switch --delphi.
`--delphi' does disable some non-Delphi keywords, but it does not affect `class' which is enabled in the Delphi dialect. We intentionally do not want the `--foo-pascal' switches (including `--delphi') to _enable_ something; reasonable code should always compile without them. You can, however, disable `class' with `--standard-pascal' or `--borland-pascal'. The question is whether a separate switch, specifically for enabling/disabling keywords, makes sense.
You mean something like --no-class ? "Class" is a thing only used by Delphi (please correct me, if its not true).
What do you think about --no-delphi which disables Delphi dialect support without affecting the rest for this special purpose?
Eike