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DelphiCompiler fails to give warning for unused string assignment
Author: qc.borland.com |
Published: 12th Feb 2008 |
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Add CommentFiled in: DelphiQC#: 57972 Version: 11.2 Status: Open defect, requires resolution Description: If you assign a value into a variable, and never use that value, the compiler is supposed to give a warning. This works fine when the variable is not of type string.
However,
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