Bingo. Thanks for that. I had presumed that there must be some way of addressing the array directly into some form of string representation (PChar, AnsiChar etc). I will test this code this evening.
There is a way to convert the array to a string without adding extra bytes to the end of the array:
SetString(s, PChar(@a1[1]), Length(a1));
On the other hand, why are you defining your strings as arrays of bytes in the first place? Why not just define them as strings?
const a1 = 'htt.verinto.c'; a2 = 'om/stomer.asp';
If you want them addressable as arrays of characters, then you can even do this:
const a1: array[1..13] of Char = 'htt.verinto.c';
-- Rob
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