On 29/08/12 10:54, Michael Schnell wrote:
If that library is working, to make it really usable, I suppose some
compiler magic is necessary to allow for using these lStrings with the
syntax we know for String
In the end that would probably be the case... Just like Qt and Java
implemented some compiler magic to do exactly what you described.
In the mean time I created various constructor to the TString class that
takes AnsiString, PChar, WideString, UnicodeString as initial data. I've
also implemented overloaded "helper" functions that instantiates the
TString class and returns a IString reference.
eg:
var
lMyString: IString;
begin
lMyString := s('Some string data');
...
end;
s() being the helper function, instead of having to write
TString.Create('Some string data'); At least it is slightly less code to
type. :)
Graeme.
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