"string" is compatible with Ansi strings. You simply
do a typecast.
P := PAnsiChar(Copy(S, 1, 1))
--- Roberto Freitas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi, I supose it's something very easy, but I realy
> don't known how to
> do it.
> P is a PAnsiChar variable and S is a String
> variable.
> This sentence is fine:
> S := P;
> But the inverse sentence is not:
> P := S;
> (I get a compiler error message: Incompatible types:
> 'String'
> and 'PAnsiChar')
> So, I try another track. It's possible to do:
> P^ := '0';
> But it's not possible to do:
> for i := 1 to Length(S) do
> P^ := Copy(S, i, 1);
> Conclusion: I need to append S to P but I don't
> known how to do it.
> Can somebody help me?
>
>
>
>
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