Looks most appropriate amongst others for crypting both single-
multibyte data.
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On 12/12/2011 04:40 PM, IvankoB wrote:
Looks most appropriate amongst others for crypting both single-
multibyte data.
I don't understand.
Martin
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On 12/13/2011 06:10 AM, IvankoB wrote:
Looks most appropriate amongst others for crypting both single-
multibyte data.
I don't understand.
PChar or AnsiString ?
In which context?
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PChar or AnsiString ?
In which context?
Per char access plus string length.
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Per char access plus string length.
I still don't get the question. Please explain.
How to pass it to C function expecting unsigned char* ?
PChar(utf8_string) len=strlen(utf8_string) or @utf8_string[1]
len=length(utf8_string)?
BTW, the utf8_string is produced by stringtoutf8(msestring)
On 12/13/2011 08:31 AM, IvankoB wrote:
Per char access plus string length.
I still don't get the question. Please explain.
How to pass it to C function expecting unsigned char* ?
PChar(utf8_string) len=strlen(utf8_string)
This returns a pointer to #0 in case utf8_string = ''.
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