Andrew Brunner wrote:
Hi there,
I have a ByteArray unit that's pretty extensive.
function toString(Var Item:TByteArray):string
var
iLen:Integer;
begin
iLen:=System.Length(Item);
SetLength(Result,iLen);
if iLen>0 then
System.Move(Item[0],Result[1],iLen);
end;
Thanks, this will be a
Hi there,
I have a ByteArray unit that's pretty extensive.
function toString(Var Item:TByteArray):string
var
iLen:Integer;
begin
iLen:=System.Length(Item);
SetLength(Result,iLen);
if iLen>0 then
System.Move(Item[0],Result[1],iLen);
end;
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 12:35 PM, Wimpie Nortje
theo wrote:
AnsiString does not have problems with #0.
Test:
var aStr:AnsiString;
begin
aStr:='test-test-test';
aStr:=StringReplace(aStr,'-',#0,[rfReplaceAll]);
//if you ouput now, you'll only see 'test'...
aStr:=StringReplace(aStr,#0,'-',[rfReplaceAll]);
//...but the text is still in the Strin
AnsiString does not have problems with #0.
Test:
var aStr:AnsiString;
begin
aStr:='test-test-test';
aStr:=StringReplace(aStr,'-',#0,[rfReplaceAll]);
//if you ouput now, you'll only see 'test'...
aStr:=StringReplace(aStr,#0,'-',[rfReplaceAll]);
//...but the text is still in the String;
Edit1.text
Hi all,
I have a lot of byte arrays which contains mostly text but also #0. I am
looking for functions to manipulate these arrays.
The stuff in strutils are mainly what I need but they operate on strings
which is not usable to me due to the #0. Are there any such functions in
FPC?
And whil
