Delphi XE4 - Octal constant is working like decimal constant -
Today I was reviewing my partner's code This is the plain old Delphi, version XE4. I searched the code like this:
cWin_CountryIdsSet: array of array [0..243] = (499, 688, 040, ...) This is a list of decimal ids, but one of these - 040 - looks like octets, is not it? I immediately told him about the problem, but he replied: "No, it works like decimation, look at yourself". And he was right! I wrote a little example: Written (080); If 80 = 080 then righten ('they are the same'); Writeln (IntToStr (080)); Displays this:
80 equals 80 So it means that it's the embroider's The wrong name is moment. In particular this sentence is incorrect:
All constants with initial zero are considered octal if an invalid number is continuously 8 or 9 in an octal, an error is reported. . 037777777777 more volatile constants are deducted.
I have not found any error in using Digitally 8 and Compiler. 0 Someone has explained to me, please, who is wrong here and how does it work now in the Delphi octaic constant?
Thanks in advance!
Updated: Delphi does not support the clear declaration of octal constants, it is a curse of multi-language development, I wrongly disturb my partner I am here. Thanks for all the replies!
Are you related to C ++ , any Delphi is not a reference Delphi does not support octal literals, only decimal and hex literal.
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