On 4/13/2012 12:18, Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Jürgen Hestermann schrieb:
IMO it must be possible to predict the encoding of strings
when writing the code (without running the program).
The Delphi Unicode solution: set the proper encoding in TFileStream (? or
TStringList), then the file is converted into UTF-16 on read, and back again
when written to disk. Then the coder has to deal only with UnicodeStrings, and
with AnsiStrings of codepage CP_ACP (system default) if ever required.
and for those, like myself, who never have seen delphi?? don't care about delphi
because it seem(s|ed) to be a bastardization of the pascal language?? i don't
even have a delphi book and cannot find one that comes close enough to lazarus
to be of any benefit :(
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