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Dr. Adrian Wrigley a �crit :
...
> At last!  An answer to a long-standing annoyance I found with the language...
> how to put the full type declarations (implementations) into the package
> body, where they belong!
...
 > (maybe I'd better also (re-)read the ARM and those books gathering
 > dust...)

Wouldn't it be a good idea to start a wiki on Ada idioms and patterns to 
gather those small to mid sized tips?

-- 
Lionel Draghi