hmm.... ok, but how do i know what encoding it is? Maybe if I create a new empty string and copy that encoding.... I know it can't be UTF-8, cause the to strings (witch where the same) had a different LenB, and one of them was UTF-8.
Thanks, Maarten On 16/05/06, Björn Eiríksson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well if the String has Encoding NIL then it is invalid for such comparision until you Define its encoding with DefineEncoding. (And remember you have to define it what it actually is, since DefineEncoding is a promise of what it is, false promise is no good). So if you for example know its UTF-8 data then you define it as UTF-8. Björn
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