How to use procedural variables

Copy the text below and it will demonstrate the use of procedural variables, this is a fully working program. You don't even need to understand how it works the syntax is pretty simple.

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program test;

{$mode objfpc}{$H+}
uses
  {$IFDEF UNIX}{$IFDEF UseCThreads}
  cthreads,
  {$ENDIF}{$ENDIF}
  Classes
  { add your units here };
//Make the Types the type corresponds to a function signature
type
    TFuncNoArgs_String = function():String;
    TFuncOneArgs_String = function(x:string):string;

//example functions
function Hello():String;
begin
     result:='Hello There';
end;
function Woah(G:String):String;
begin
     result:='Woah ' + G;
end;

//overloaded function takes the two types of function
//pointers created above
procedure Take(f:TFuncNoArgs_String);overload;
begin
     writeln(f());
end;

procedure Take(f:TFuncOneArgs_String);overload;
begin
     writeln(f('there!!!'));
end;

var
    ptr:Pointer;
    list:Tlist;
begin
// the "@" symbol turns the variable into a pointer.
// This must be done in order pass a function as a 
// paramater.  This also demonstrates that pascal
// keeps track of the pointer type so the overloading works!

Take(@Hello);
Take(@Woah);

//now put a function in an untyped pointer
ptr:=@Hello;
//Type the pointer and call it all at the same time
writeln(TFuncNoArgs_String(ptr));
//A Tlist Example
list:=TList.create;
list.add(@Hello);
writeln(TFuncNoArgs_String(list[0]));
readln;
end. 

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