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When ScBridge is in a Delphi 7 module's USES clause, it breaks calls to the Delphi RANDOM function (which generates a real-type random number in a specified range), because that name is also used for a global TScObject variable in ScBridge.pas.

(1) Do you consider this to be a bug in SecureBridge that ought to be corrected?
(2) What's the easiest way to work around it? Is there a way to tell Delphi that I'm referring to the built-in function instead of SCBridge's object?

The presence of the global variable Random in the ScBridge module corresponds to our architecture and is not a bug.
To call Borland's Random function, you should execute the System.Random code.

Of course! That's such a standard way of clarifying references in other languages that I should've just tried it. Thanks, Viktor.

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