Yury Sidorov wrote:
From: "Hans-Peter Diettrich" <[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.
...
System units for non-unicode OSes will define theese types as:
type
PSysChar = PChar;
SysString = AnsiString;
Yury Sidorov.
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