In article <XPPLz3A29EB0E...@amcarey.demon.co.uk>, Andi Carey <p...@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote:
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>then in the routine; > B:=@A;
>The '@' operator was what I didn't know about, It all makes sense now. >Thanks again
Note that using @ is not very nice thing. It is better to use things like variable parameters instead. In C one needs & often as there are no variable parameters.
