RAD Studio VCL Reference
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The following tables list the members exposed by TShortCutList.
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Copies the properties of an object to a destination object. | |
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This is Changed, a member of class TStringList. | |
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This is Changing, a member of class TStringList. | |
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Compares two strings. | |
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Compares two strings. | |
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Provides an interface for a method that reads and writes otherwise unpublished data. | |
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Reads and writes the Strings property as if it were published. | |
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This is the overview for the Error method overload. | |
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Returns the name portion of a string that is a name value pair. | |
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Returns a string given its index. | |
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Returns a string given its index. | |
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Returns the currently allocated size of the list of strings. | |
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Returns the currently allocated size of the list of strings. | |
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Returns the number of strings in the list | |
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Returns the number of strings in the list | |
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Returns the object associated with the string at a specified index. | |
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Returns the object associated with the string at a specified index. | |
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Returns the owner of an object. | |
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Returns the value of the Text property. | |
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This is InsertItem, a member of class TStringList. | |
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Changes the value of the string with a specified index. | |
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Changes the value of the string with a specified index. | |
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Changes the object associated with the string at a specified index. | |
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Changes the object associated with the string at a specified index. | |
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Changes the amount of memory allocated to hold strings in the list. | |
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Changes the amount of memory allocated to hold strings in the list. | |
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Sets the Text property. | |
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Performs internal adjustments before or after a series of updates. | |
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Performs internal adjustments before or after a series of updates. |
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Indicates the number of calls to BeginUpdate that have not been matched by a call to EndUpdate. |
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Occurs immediately after the list of strings changes. | |
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Occurs immediately before the list of strings changes. |
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Description |
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Adds a new shortcut to the list. | |
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Adds a string to the list, and associates an object with the string. | |
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Adds a string to the list, and associates an object with the string. | |
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Adds a group of strings to the list. | |
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Responds after the last constructor has executed. | |
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Adds a string to the list. | |
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Copies the contents of another, similar object. | |
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Sets the strings in the list, and possibly associated objects, from a source object. | |
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Responds before the first destructor executes. | |
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Enables the TStrings object to track when the list of strings is changing. | |
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Returns a pointer to the runtime type information (RTTI) table for the object type. | |
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Returns a string indicating the type of the object instance (as opposed to the type of the variable passed as an argument). | |
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Determines whether an object is of a specific type. | |
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Returns the type of the immediate ancestor of a class. | |
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Returns the class reference for the object's class. | |
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Performs finalization on long strings, variants, and interface variables within a class. | |
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Deletes all the strings from the list. | |
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Introduces an abstract (Delphi) or pure virtual (C++) method to empty the list and any associated objects. | |
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Constructs an object and initializes its data before the object is first used. | |
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This is the overview for the Create constructor overload. | |
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Sorts the strings in the list in a customized order. | |
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Provides the interface for a method that processes message records. | |
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Removes the string specified by the Index parameter. | |
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Introduces an abstract (Delphi) or pure virtual (C++) method to delete a specified string from the list. | |
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Destroys the TPersistent instance and frees its memory. | |
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Destroys an instance of TStringList. | |
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Destroys the TPersistent instance and frees its memory. | |
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Disposes of an object instance. | |
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Calls message-handling methods for the object, based on the contents of the Message parameter. | |
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Enables the TStrings object to keep track of when the list of strings has finished changing. | |
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Compares the list of strings to the list from another TStrings object and returns true if the two lists match. | |
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Checks if the current instance and the parameter are equal. | |
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Swaps the position of two strings in the list. | |
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Swaps the position of two strings in the list. | |
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This is the overview for the FieldAddress method overload. | |
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Locates the index for a string in a sorted list and indicates whether a string with that value already exists in the list. | |
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Destroys an object and frees its associated memory, if necessary. | |
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Deallocates memory allocated by a previous call to the System::TObject::NewInstance method. | |
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Returns a TStrings enumerator. | |
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Returns an integer containing the hash code. | |
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Retrieves a specified interface. | |
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Returns the entry for a specific interface implemented in a class. | |
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Returns a pointer to a structure containing all of the interfaces implemented by a given class. | |
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Returns the name of the object as it appears in the Object Inspector. | |
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Allocates a text buffer and fills it with the value of the Text property. | |
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Returns the position of a string in the list. | |
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Returns the position of a string in the list. | |
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Returns the position of the first name-value pair with the specified name. | |
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Returns the index of the first string in the list associated with a given object. | |
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Returns the position of a shortcut in the list. | |
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Determines the relationship of two object types. | |
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Initializes a newly allocated object instance to all zeros and initializes the instance's virtual method table pointer. | |
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Inserts a string to the list at the position specified by Index. | |
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Introduces abstract (Delphi) or pure virtual (C++) method to insert a string at a specified position. | |
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Inserts a string into the list at the specified position, and associates it with an object. | |
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Inserts a string into the list at the specified position, and associates it with an object. | |
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Returns the size in bytes of each instance of the object type. | |
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This is the overview for the LoadFromFile method overload. | |
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This is the overview for the LoadFromStream method overload. | |
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This is the overview for the MethodAddress method overload. | |
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Returns the name of a class method by address. | |
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Changes the position of a string in the list. | |
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Allocates memory for an instance of an object type and returns a pointer to that new instance. | |
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Handles exceptions in methods declared using the safecall calling convention. | |
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This is the overview for the SaveToFile method overload. | |
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This is the overview for the SaveToStream method overload. | |
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Sets the Text property. | |
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Sorts the strings in the list in ascending order. | |
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Returns a string containing the class name. | |
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Returns a string containing the unit name. |
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Indicates the number of strings the TStrings object can hold. | |
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Controls whether strings are located, sorted, and identified as duplicates in a case-sensitive or case-insensitive manner. | |
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Lists the strings in the TStrings object in system data format (SDF). | |
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Introduces an abstract property to represent the number of strings in the list. | |
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Represents all the strings in the TStrings object as a single delimited string. | |
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Specifies the delimiter used by the DelimitedText property. | |
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Specifies whether duplicate strings can be added to sorted lists. | |
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Defines the line break character(s). | |
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Indicates the name part of strings that are name-value pairs. | |
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Indicates the character used to separate names from values. | |
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Represents a set of objects that are associated one with each of the strings in the Strings property. | |
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This is OwnsObjects, a member of class TStringList. | |
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Specifies the quote character used by the DelimitedText property. | |
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Lists the shortcuts in the list. | |
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Specifies whether the strings in the list should be automatically sorted. | |
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Determines how the Delimiter property is used. | |
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References the strings in the list by their positions. | |
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Implements an IStringsAdapter interface for the TStrings object. | |
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Lists the strings in the TStrings object as a single string with the individual strings delimited by carriage returns and line feeds. | |
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Represents the value part of a string with a given index, on strings that are name-value pairs. | |
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Represents the value part of a string associated with a given name, on strings that are name-value pairs. |
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