> Thanks
>
> ms.Seek(0,0);
>
>>DisplayMemo.Lines.Add(ms.DataString);
>
>
> Works great. It looks like ms.Seek is quit important sometimes. In case of
> using TMemoryStream its needed, TStringStream not all the time.
this is a bit off-Topic, but when dealing with streams,
when a third party component is using a stream that you provide,
when you get the stream back from a function, you'll always have to
"rewind" it to the position 0 (or seek(0, 0) ) if you want to have
access to its content.
this is true for almost every TStream descendant.
>>> ms:=TStringStream.Create(data);
>
> When using TStringStream.Create('') it's the same, seems like the var 'data'
> has no meaning here.
the TDataString constructor method enables you to provide a first string
to feed the stream with at its creation. If you don't want to fill it,
passing '' is a solution :)
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