C permits it, C++ does not.
Implicit conversion from Any Ptr should cause error
I tried and Inkey$ returns characters above 127 just fine. Maybe this was a bug in earlier versions?
I second this request. Base could be implemented as a 'hidden member' (hidden in the sense as This is a hidden parameter) and it doesn't even have to be a reserved word.
Include constness in member sub/function/property signature
P.S. I guess this ticket can be closed now.
fxm, thanks for your extensive explanation. I found it also works to declare a default constructor for type B without defining it, as long as it is not actually called, in which case it is required anyway.
Tested with Version 1.08.1 (2021-07-08), built for linux-x86_64 (64bit)