[DUG] More Delphi news...

[peter at webcentre.co.nz]

> While I agree with your sentiment, you aren't going to get "C" people to use
> Pascal. They hate the Pascal style syntax, and the fact that you need to
> declare all variables first etc.

The world is not black and white. Plenty of "C" people can see the
benefits in a readable, more-readily maintainable language with a
rich component base - provided its performance and reliability is up
there.

The trick is to get more of them to try it in the first place, if
it's to become a developer-driven language again. Maybe Borland or
DevCo have some ideas in that direction.

cheers,
peter

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