Hey mate!  Yeah you!  I'm talking to you!

 Basic object use in BC++...

 I've read the Borland C++ language guide, but it's a terrible thing to
read... Anyone got a simple way of explaining the usage of objects in BC++?

 Is the implementation consistant with other C[++] compilers?


 And for a rather BIG question:  Anyone got source code that will tear out
the individual elements of a piece of BC++ source code? ie. turn the
statements:

 #include 
 void main() {
   int Num=42;
   cout << "Greetings" << Num << endl;
 }

 into a series of "things" something like:

 # include  void main ( ) { int num = 42 ; cout
<< "Greetings" << Num << endl ; }

 It's probably asking rather a lot, but I figure I'd try, just in case. 
Oh, Pascal source would probably do.  (Twould give me a shot at trying to
translate a nice large piece of code! ;-) )

nevets


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