Hi,
I thing the second option is better, but, I have a dude. You will need to
extract this strings, then how do you thing to do that? why you don't use the
TStringList component?
Sami
Andries Bos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió: I
have program where I have to create strings for more than 400,000 times and
write them to a stream.
as an example the following:
var
astring, and bstring,... : string;
passing this to a stream could be done with:
procedure WriteText(const AString: string);
begin
FStream.Write(PChar(AString)^, Length(AString));
end;
I have two options to save this to the stream:
1. write the list of strings one by one to the stream..
writestring(astring);
writestring(' ');
writestring(bstring);
...
2. concatenatie the strings to one new string and then write the resulting
string to the stream.
(
lstring := astring + ' ' + bstring + ' ' +cstring etc;
writetext(lstring);
)
At first the second solution seems to be faster (using a stopwatch), but
mayube there is a drawback.
what is the fastest way to concatenate stings and to pass then to a TStream?
Thanks in advance
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