AnsiString (same thing as String) is a Borland object and I would like to know how many characters it can handle. My own gues is a bit more then 65000 since thats how much int can store.
AnsiString (same thing as String) is a Borland object and I would like to know how many characters it can handle. My own gues is a bit more then 65000 since thats how much int can store.
Well english isn't my first language, (it's instead a useless language called danish which only 5 milion people speak!!) so if you think my grammar SUCKS (it does by the way) than you're more then welcome to correct me.
Hell I might even learn something
Have you tried Borland.com?
I gues I might cooooooooooould...
Well english isn't my first language, (it's instead a useless language called danish which only 5 milion people speak!!) so if you think my grammar SUCKS (it does by the way) than you're more then welcome to correct me.
Hell I might even learn something
Zahl,
It's dependent on the size of 'int' on your particular system. On a 32-bit Windows system, that amounts to approximately 4.3 billion bytes.
My source suggests this may be restricted due to memory contraints, however. Go figure.
Fordy, if I just stepped on myself, my apologies.
-Skipper
"When the only tool you own is a hammer, every problem begins to resemble a nail." Abraham Maslow
