CONVERT_OLD_STYLE_FUNCTIONS

    Default: NO

    Options: YES, NO

    When set to YES, Click! converts:

    1.09 makes a change to the way that the conversion of old style
    function calls are done. After creating 1.08, I was informed that
    conversion of DO/WITH function calls to formal function/parameters
    changes the way the variables are passed. DO/WITH passes all
    variables by reference, but function calls do not. Now, the
    conversion places an @ in front of each parameter. Sometimes this
    will break the code because the @ sign is an illegal operator. See
    below for what to do if you get C2009 errors..

    With this set to YES, ...

    do test
    do test // a comment

    do test with a, c, somevar
    do test with a, c, somevar // and a comment

    ... becomes ...

    test()
    test()              // a comment

    test( @a, @c, @somevar )
    test( @a, @c, @somevar )                   // and a comment

    ... and a blazing warning screen appears when Click! is set to run
    with this option turned on, because of the potential of compiler
    error C2009 occuring because of the pass by reference on all
    parameters.

    If you get C2009 compiler errors after using this option, remove the
    offending @ in the parameter list and recompile.