On 11/07/2013 12:56 PM, Martin Schreiber wrote:
> There possibly will be no TStrings in MSElang RTL.

As providing TStrings similar to the different types of same in D7, DXE 
and Lazarus/fpc without creating sever ambiguity is close to impossible, 
this is OK.

If a user wants to port a program he did using one of these Frameworks 
and he used e.g. TStringList, he thus is required to
  - do a "Type" statement to make his String variables get the desired 
mseLang Type (string8, String16 or String32) and
  - do a "Type" statement to make his Character variables get the 
desired mseLang Type
  - implement his own version of TStringList using the mseLang String 
Type in question.

(In fact, I implemented an 8 bit TStringList to use with DXE, by simply 
stealing the source code from D7, but this of course is only possible, 
if you in fact own D7, but this usually is provided if you want to port 
a D7 program).

-Michael

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