From: "Florian Klaempfl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
2. Define new types PSysChar/SysString to correspond either
PChar/AnsiString
or PWideChar/WideString depending from OS type.
It's not a good idea to have String as WideString *without* reference
counting on WinCE, and Wide or Ansi strings *with* reference counting in
other cases.
I did not say anything about ref-counting in strings. WideStrings are
refcounted as well as AnsiStrings.
I meant the following:
In WinCE system unit define:
type
PSysChar = PWideChar;
SysString = WideString;
Then modify some OS related RTL variables/functions to use theese
PSysChar/SysString types.
For example:
var
cmdline: PSysChar;
...
function paramstr(l : longint) : SysString;
I would leave it an ansistring. Experience showed that people expect that
functions behave on all OSes the same way. Add an additional paramstrw.
Ok. All unicode strings will be converted to ansistrings in WinCE RTL.
Yury Sidorov.
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