Le Mar 2, 2008 à 6:11 PM, zaher dirkey a écrit :
Who is need to return the same source if it empty quoted string?
That force me to implement a new function to use it.
I think the real problem is the Delphi Compatiblity.
If the function works the same in Delphi, it must be kept like this.
But a new function (with a different name) may be created with a more
intuitive behavior.
On Sun, Mar 2, 2008 at 2:17 PM, Micha Nelissen
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Peter Vreman wrote:
>> In case always check Delphi documentation to see wether the
behaviour
>> you see is intentional.
>
> In case of "" it is also ambigious what you want. Because "" in the
> middle of the string is translated to a single ". So you might also
> expect that it returns a single " instead of an empty string.
Wouldn't it be reasonable to expect the rules are similar to Pascal
itself, with '''' being a single quote, and '' an empty string ?
Micha
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