I’m looking to translate this C# algorithm to Oxygene. It’s for receiving multiple integer inputs to be added together since the readLn() function in Oxygene is not a variadic function like it is in Delphi/FPC (eg. readLn(name, age) ). It works as expected in Hydrogene.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
namespace sumInputsMulti;
{
static class Program
{
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
write("Enter integers separated by a space to add: ");
//Console.WriteLine(Console.ReadLine().Split().Select(int.Parse).Sum()); // original C# code
writeLn(readLn().Split().Select(int.Parse).Sum()); // added some Pascal syntax flavor :)
writeLn("Enter any key to exit...");
readLn();
}
}
}
But when I translate this to Oxygene, I’m getting a “No Matching Overload” error tied to ‘Int32.Parse’. The C# code uses ‘int’ which is not part of Oxygene’s vocab. But I understand that ‘int’ is equivalent to ‘Int32’.
namespace sumInputsMulti;
interface
Uses System,
System.Linq;
type
ConsoleApp = class
public
class method Main();
end;
implementation
class method ConsoleApp.Main();
begin
writeLn(readLn().Split().Select(Int32.Parse).Sum()); // No matching overload error
writeLn("Enter any key to exit...");
readLn();
end;
end.
Both are geared for NetCore if that makes any difference. Any insight on how I could make this work in Oxygene would be much appreciated. 
As an aside, why is the C# syntax highlighting so colorful and Oxygene’s is so colorless and lifeless … hold on, I see that ‘Sum’ is highlghted. So there’s a little sign of life.
