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the “;” is a statement seperator not a statement delimiter.
thus no need for it in a single statement
Actually the := is also a bug
I would think you want = to perform a comparison when searching instead of an assignment
The symbol `:’ is the separator between the property name and the property value and the `=’ means `is’. (Thus `:’ will also work and they would mean `before’ and `after’.)
Oh what I meant was `:>’ and `:<’.
It is not pascal. It is COM’s parameter passing convention that can be used if one wants to call a method in a COM object which has got a lot of parameters and one does not want to pass parameters in the sequence they are defined.