Paul wrote:
> Can I find this somewhere ?
SendStr() internally converts a (Unicode) string to a AnsiString with
current system code page before it's put into the send buffer, that's
for backwards compatibility.
There are new overloads, one takes a CodePage parameter to convert from
UnicodeString
Hi,
Fixed responses and an infinite loop when a byte-range-set was
unsatisfiable. Added a fix for content ranges with files > 2GB as
suggested by Lars Gehre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
Replaced symbol UseInt64ForHttpRange by STREAM64.
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Arno Garrels [TeamICS]
http://www.overbyte.be/eng/overbyte/teamics
> I found a directive in the TSllHttpCli.
> Should I add this to the project options ?
No, the Unicode directive is from the Delphi 2009 runtime, indicating
that Unicode is supported. It's a quicker alternative to checking the
actual compiler version.
Angus
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Can I find this somewhere ?
I found a directive in the TSllHttpCli.
Should I add this to the project options ?
thanks,
Paul
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