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Contents
1
Pascal Tokens
1.1
Symbols
1.2
Comments
1.3
Reserved words
1.3.1
Turbo Pascal reserved words
1.3.2
Delphi reserved words
1.3.3
Free Pascal reserved words
1.3.4
Modi ers
1.4
Identi ers
1.5
Numbers
1.6
Labels
1.7
Character strings
2
Constants
2.1
Ordinary constants
2.2
Typed constants
2.3
Resource strings
3
Types
3.1
Base types
3.1.1
Ordinal types
3.1.2
Real types
3.2
Character types
3.2.1
Char
3.2.2
Strings
3.2.3
Short strings
3.2.4
Ansistrings
3.2.5
WideStrings
3.2.6
Constant strings
3.2.7
PChar - Null terminated strings
3.3
Structured Types
3.3.1
Arrays
3.3.2
Record types
3.3.3
Set types
3.3.4
File types
3.4
Pointers
3.5
Forward type declarations
3.6
Procedural types
3.7
Variant types
3.7.1
De nition
3.7.2
Variants in assignments and expressions
3.7.3
Variants and interfaces
4
Variables
4.1
De nition
4.2
Declaration
4.3
Scope
4.4
Thread Variables
4.5
Properties
5
Objects
5.1
Declaration
5.2
Fields
5.3
Constructors and destructors
5.4
Methods
5.5
Method invocation
5.6
Visibility
6
Classes
6.1
Class de nitions
6.2
Class instantiation
6.3
Methods
6.3.1
invocation
6.3.2
Virtual methods
6.3.3
Class methods
6.3.4
Message methods
6.4
Properties
7
Interfaces
7.1
De nition
7.2
Interface identi cation: A GUID
7.3
Interfaces and COM
7.4
CORBA and other Interfaces
8
Expressions
8.1
Expression syntax
8.2
Function calls
8.3
Set constructors
8.4
Value typecasts
8.5
The @ operator
8.6
Operators
8.6.1
Arithmetic operators
8.6.2
Logical operators
8.6.3
Boolean operators
8.6.4
String operators
8.6.5
Set operators
8.6.6
Relational operators
9
Statements
9.1
Simple statements
9.1.1
Assignments
9.1.2
Procedure statements
9.1.3
Goto statements
9.2
Structured statements
9.2.1
Compound statements
9.2.2
The
Case
statement
9.2.3
The
If..then..else
statement
9.2.4
The
For..to/downto..do
statement
9.2.5
The
Repeat..until
statement
9.2.6
The
While..do
statement
9.2.7
The
With
statement
9.2.8
Exception Statements
9.3
Assembler statements
10
Using functions and procedures
10.1
Procedure declaration
10.2
Function declaration
10.3
Parameter lists
10.3.1
Value parameters
10.3.2
Variable parameters
10.3.3
Out parameters
10.3.4
Constant parameters
10.3.5
Open array parameters
10.3.6
Array of const
10.4
Function overloading
10.5
Forward de ned functions
10.6
External functions
10.7
Assembler functions
10.8
Modi ers
10.8.1
alias
10.8.2
cdecl
10.8.3
export
10.8.4
inline
10.8.5
interrupt
10.8.6
pascal
10.8.7
public
10.8.8
register
10.8.9
safecall
10.8.10
soft oat
10.8.11
stdcall
10.8.12
varargs
10.9
Unsupported Turbo Pascal modi ers
11
Operator overloading
11.1
Introduction
11.2
Operator declarations
11.3
Assignment operators
11.4
Arithmetic operators
11.5
Comparision operator
12
Programs, units, blocks
12.1
Programs
12.2
Units
12.3
Blocks
12.4
Scope
12.4.1
Block scope
12.4.2
Record scope
12.4.3
Class scope
12.4.4
Unit scope
12.5
Libraries
13
Exceptions
13.1
The raise statement
13.2
The try...except statement
13.3
The try... nally statement
13.4
Exception handling nesting
13.5
Exception classes
14
Using assembler
14.1
Assembler statements
14.2
Assembler procedures and functions
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