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Subject: Re: Calling inherited primitive operations in Ada
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On 2022-09-01 14:37, Dmitry A. Kazakov wrote:
> 

Toy problem ignored.

>> Can anyone provide real examples where this is a problem?
 >
> Defaulted formal package actual part:
> 
>     generic
>        package Foo is new Bar (<>);
>     package Baz is ...
>        -- What were these actuals in Foo?

1. The actuals of Foo are visible within Baz.
2. This is not a real example.
3. You have changed the subject from needing to rename a formal type. I presume 
this is because there are no real examples where renaming a formal type in an 
instance is needed.

-- 
Jeff Carter
"[M]any were collected near them, ... to
enjoy the sight of a dead young lady, nay,
two dead young ladies, for it proved twice
as fine as the first report."
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