[email protected] wrote:
> my problems with synapse and D2009 are only when unicode is involved,
> otherwise it's working ok
From what I've gathered (based on messages in here as well as a few
other sources) is that D2009 attempts to be a bit more "clever" than the
earlier versions of Delphi (which usually lead to strange symptoms like
the one you're experiencing). There are some functions (can't give you a
list, sorry) that cause an "implied character set conversion" for the
data - whether you wanted it or not.
This means that even though Synapse might work as it is supposed to,
because the data has internally changed, you get the wrong ("wrong" as
in "not the one you're expecting") results. The reason for this is that
Synapse expects the data to be in one character set encoding, while it
actually is in something completely different. The only solution for
this is to avoid the functions that do the implicit conversion (and as
there is no list, it is a pretty hard thing to do). Unfortunately it's
pretty lot a matter of trial and error.
I'm sorry that I can't be of any more help on this matter :(
--
Markku Uttula
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