Re: function StringOf

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From: Bean
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1998 00:00

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Look up text file device drivers in the manual.
The manual gives a decent example.
Basically you are create a dummy character pipe.
You can do whatever you like with the characters.

So if you setup your device driver (not a real device driver,
I don't know why Borland called it this), so that the
characters were stored in a string MyStr then you could do

WriteLn(MyDD, 'Hello ', Pi:4:2, ' is Pi');

MyStr would not contain 'Hello 3.14 is Pi'.

If anyone wants I'll post an example

Bean, thitt@igateway.com

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Date: 1998/12/29
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