On 18.09.2011 02:22, Flávio Etrusco wrote:
On Sat, Sep 17, 2011 at 10:59 AM, DaWorm<[email protected]> wrote:
This might be total crap, so bear with me a moment, In an object like
a Stringlist, there is a default property such as Strings, such that
List.Strings[1] is equivalent to List[1], is there not? If, as in
.NET or Java, all strings become objects, then you could have a String
object whose default property is Chars, whose type isn't really a
char, but another String whose length is one entity.
That's somewhat what I was thinking. Actually something like
UnicodeString = object
strict private
FEncoding: Integer;
FBuffer: AnsiString;
function GetCodePointAt(AIndex: SizeInt): Integer;
procedure SetCodePoint(AIndex: SizeInt; p_Value: Integer);
public
property CodePoint[AIndex: SizeInt]: Integer read GetCodePointAt
write SetCodePoint; default;
end;
I just don't whether something like this is already implemented in the
test branches, at least for -err- testing...
Well... you can now take a look at trunk as well, because the changes
from cpstrnew have been merged yesterday.
Regards,
Sven
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