Mattias Gaertner schrieb:
For example:
CP_ACP=0, DefaultSystemCodePage=1252
That means static code page is always 0, while dynamic code page can be
0 or 1252. Both describe the same encoding.
A *dynamic* encoding *never* can be CP_ACP nor CP_NONE (in Delphi).
These values are allowed only for *static* types in type declarations.
CP_UTF16 is also not allowed.
Delphi StringCodePage reports the current default codepage
(DefaultSystemCodePage) for empty AnsiStrings, CP_UTF16 for all
UnicodeStrings.
In section "RawByteString":
"the results of conversions from/to the CP_NONE code page are undefined."
... because CP_NONE is not a real code page.
The same for CP_ACP.
DoDi
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