On 2007-12-17, Jacky <jl@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Thanks guys for your replies,
> In C++, we have prototype declarations in h files.
> In Pascal, we don't.
In Borland like Pascal's they are in the source to form a proper im****t
system.
However cheaper editions like TP often don't come with full source, and
the
definitions are there in a precompiled form. (.tpl and .tpu)
> Just wonder how we can make use of the standard functions
> I would be glad if something like this exists in Pascal
> function Rect (a : Point, b : Point....
> So I know how to invoke the function with the correct number and order
for
> the arguments....
Pretty much every function is described in help and docs.
If you have full source (like e.g. with Free Pascal), you can simply grep
the source.
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