From: engelbert_buxbaum@hotmail.com   
      
   RadSurfer wrote:   
      
   > Just how would one implement an infinite in TP/BP 7 ?   
   >   
   > I used:   
   >   
   > repeat   
   > { use 'break' to exit }   
   > until 1=0;   
      
      
   either   
       repeat ... until false   
   or   
       while true do   
      
      
   > One other note that appears to be unique to Pascal apparently:   
   > True  = 1   
   > False = 0   
   > Boolean expressions (of various word-sizes too!) ALL evaluate to 0 or 1   
   > !!   
      
   Nope, these statements are illegal. True and false are reserved words   
   (ie can not be reassigned) and are boolean caonstants. 1 and 0 are   
   integer constants. As we have told you before you have to free yourself   
   from the bad habits of C programmers, who mix types like that.   
      
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