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The C style enumeration type looks as follows:
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\begin{listing}
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Type
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- EnumType = (one, two, three, forty := 40);
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+ EnumType = (one, two, three, forty := 40,fortyone);
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\end{listing}
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As a result, the ordinal number of \var{forty} is \var{40}, and not \var{3},
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as it would be when the \var{':= 40'} wasn't present.
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+The ordinal value of \var{fortyone} is then {41}, and not \var{4}, as it
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+would be when the assignment wasn't present. After an assignment in an
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+enumerated definition the compiler adds 1 to the assigned value to assign to
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+the next enumerated value.
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When specifying such an enumeration type, it is important to keep in mind
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-that you should keep initialized set elements in ascending order. The
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+that you should keep the enumerated elements in ascending order. The
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following will produce a compiler error:
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\renewcommand{\prelisting}{\sffamily}
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\begin{listing}
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@@ -4131,7 +4135,7 @@ over its maximum value.
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\html{\input{refex/ex32.tex}}
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\begin{procedure}{Insert}
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\Declaration
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-Procedure Insert (Const Source : String;var S : String;Index : integer);
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+Procedure Insert (Const Source : String;var S : String;Index : Longint);
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\Description
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\var{Insert} inserts string \var{Source} in string \var{S}, at position
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michael