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Test asm statement separators with CharInSet - #4
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TPasSyntaxTreeBuilder.AsmStatement decides whether to put a space between the parts of an asm statement with `c in [...]` on a Char. Since Delphi 2009 Char is a WideChar, so both tests draw W1050 (WideChar reduced to byte char in set expressions). Every character in the two sets is ASCII, so CharInSet gives the same answer and the warning goes away. FPC's SysUtils has CharInSet as well. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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TPasSyntaxTreeBuilder.AsmStatement decides whether to put a space between the parts of an asm statement with
c in [...]on a Char. Since Delphi 2009 Char is a WideChar, so both tests draw W1050 (WideChar reduced to byte char in set expressions).Every character in the two sets is ASCII, so CharInSet gives the same answer and the warning goes away. FPC's SysUtils has CharInSet as well.