How does the Protected keyword work? And what standards is it defined in (besides BP)?
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According to Orlando Llanes:
How does the Protected keyword work?
Procedure Foo ( protected Bar: Integer );
means that the value of `Bar' may not be changed in the function body.
Procedure Foo ( protected Var Bar: Integer );
is the same as
Procedure Foo ( Const Bar: Integer );
And what standards is it defined in (besides BP)?
In ISO-10206 Extended Pascal. The meaning `protected' has in BP is not (yet;) implemented into GPC.
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