Hi,
Am I right, when I say, that SetString(S, P, L) sets S code page do
declared code page of S ?
(So that SetString does not expect, that buffer pointed by P contains
string encoded in CP_ACP)?
So when S is UTF8String then after SetString S will have dynamic
codepage = CP_UTF8 and
when S is AnsiString then after SetString S will have dynamic codepage =
CP_ACP ?
(In both case S will contains same bytes)
Btw this documentation page
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/rtl/system/setstring.html says about:
procedure SetString(out S: AnsiString; Buf: PAnsiChar; Len: SizeInt);
but when I type SetString( in code help hint says:
procedure SetString(out S: RawByteString; Buf: PAnsiChar; Len: SizeInt);
difference in S declaration (once AnsiString, second RawByteString)
probably caused by lines in astrings.inc:
1411 {$ifdef FPC_HAS_CPSTRING}
1412 Procedure fpc_setstring_ansistr_pansichar(out S : RawByteString;
Buf : PAnsiChar; Len : SizeInt; cp: TSystemCodePage); rtlproc; compilerproc;
1413 {$else}
1414 Procedure SetString(out S : AnsiString; Buf : PAnsiChar; Len :
SizeInt);
1415 {$endif}
May be that line 1414 should be also RawByteString ?
Thanks
-Laco.
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