🚀 go-pugleaf

   First, you, the programmer, cannot create Pascal subprograms with 
variable numbers of parameters - only the compiler maker can do such 
things.  However, if you're looking to "construct" a string of substrings 
(such as your example shows), you can use the Concat function or the "+" 
operator.  For example:

Var S1,S2 : string;
...
  S2 := 'This is a substring.');
  S1 := 'Hello, '+'World! '+S2

> In another Pascal there was a function that I would like to recreate:
> 
> function StringOf ( ** SPECIAL ** ) : string;
> 
> The SPECIAL part was a parameter that was virtually identical to the
> parameter used by writeln(). That is to say that the following worked:
> 
> TheCostStr := stringof ('Cost of item ' , ItemNameStr , ' = ' ,
>  Price[ItemNumber] * Qty[ItemNumber] ) , '.');
> 
> Any idea how to create a function that would allow such a parameter ?
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