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Re: How to - string in DLL
There is another problem - compatibility Ansii/Unicode.
DLL is compiled with D2010, it uses unit with string type. In API unit I strings declared as AnsiString:
Delphi-Quellcode:
If both DLL and app are compiled in Ansii compiler (D7) - it working, if in Unicode (D2010) - also working. Of one compiled in Ansii and second in Unicode, then raises invalid pionter operation exception, but buffers has correct data. I don't understand. What I'm doing wrong?
S: AnsiString;
S := FuncReturnsString(); StrLCopy(lpBuffer, PAnsiChar(AnsiString(S)), nSize) // second typecast is from old version |
AW: How to - string in DLL
I think this is a problem with the size parameter.
You always have to have in mind that one character is one byte in Delphi 7 and two bytes in Delphi 2010. How does the code for reserving the memory, ... look like? |
Re: How to - string in DLL
Hm, my functions working as in example on 1st page in this thread, size is length of S, in Ansii should be S length, but in Unicode length * 2 if we talking about bytes nor string length, but the same code working if both EXE and DLL are Ansii OR Unicode. So, what I should to do?
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