Auto-generated code for Pascal is faulty

Feedback & Bugs
#1 
// Auto-generated code below aims at helping you parse
// the standard input according to the problem statement.
program Answer;
{$H+}
uses sysutils, classes, math;

// Helper to read a line and split tokens
procedure ParseIn(Inputs: TStrings) ;
const Line : string;
begin
    readln(Line);
    Inputs.Clear;
    Inputs.Delimiter := ' ';
    Inputs.DelimitedText := Line;
end;

const
    S1 : String;
    S2 : String;
    Inputs: TStringList;
begin
    Inputs := TStringList.Create;
    ParseIn(Inputs);

    // Write an action using writeln()
    // To debug: writeln(StdErr, 'Debug messages...');

    writeln('answer');
    flush(StdErr); flush(output); // DO NOT REMOVE
end.

In line 9 “const” has to be “var”.
In line 17 “const” has to be “var”.

Such a trival thing… Such wow.

#2

The parsing of longs (see here) is still broken, as we are on it.

#3

Yes sorry about that, we have regressions on all our stub generators due to a major refactor which had some unforeseen consequences. We’ll fix ASAP.

2 Likes
#4

Okay, that’s fine. Good to know that the problem get noticed. Have a good one at fixing the problem! :slight_smile:

#5

Seems to be fixed now. At least for Pascal. I don’t know if is fixed for other languages too. Very good! :slight_smile: Now I’m more motivated to send feedback and bug reports because I know the devs actually respond.

Keep it up. :smiley:

1 Like
#6

and if we don’t answer, it doesn’t hurt to chase the issue. I’m checking every forum post. I usually add an internal ticket for every bug reported here. Then, it depends if we have the time to fix the issue. :slight_smile:

1 Like
#7

All fixed, including the parsing of longs.

3 Likes