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This is namespace SysUtils.
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The following table lists classes in this documentation. | |
The following table lists interfaces in this documentation. | |
The following table lists functions in this documentation. | |
The following table lists structs, records, enums in this documentation. | |
The following table lists types in this documentation. | |
The following table lists variables in this documentation. | |
The following table lists constants in this documentation. |
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EAbort is the exception class for errors that should not display an error message dialog box. | |
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EAbstractError is the exception class for attempts to call an abstract method. | |
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EAccessViolation is the exception class for invalid memory access errors. | |
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EAssertionFailed is the exception class for Delphi assertion failure. | |
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EControlC is the exception class for user interrupts. | |
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EConvertError is the exception class for string and object conversion errors. | |
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EDivByZero is the exception class for integer divide-by-zero errors. | |
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EExternal is the exception class that captures external error information. | |
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EExternalException is the exception class for invalid exception codes. | |
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EHeapException is the exception class for errors related to heap-allocated memory. | |
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EInOutError is the exception class for file input/output errors. | |
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EIntError is the base class for integer math error exceptions. | |
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EIntfCastError is the exception class for interface casting errors. | |
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EIntOverflow is the exception class for integer calculations whose results are too large to fit in the allocated register. | |
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EInvalidCast is an exception class for typecasting errors. | |
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This is class SysUtils.EInvalidContainer. | |
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This is class SysUtils.EInvalidInsert. | |
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EInvalidOp is the exception class for undefined floating-point operations. | |
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EInvalidPointer is the exception class for invalid pointer operations. | |
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EMathError is the base exception class for floating-point math errors. | |
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EOSError is the exception class for operating system errors. | |
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EOutOfMemory is the exception class for unsuccessful attempts to allocate memory. | |
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EOverflow is the exception class for floating-point register overflows. | |
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EPackageError is the exception class for package-related errors. | |
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EPrivilege is the exception class for processor privilege violations. | |
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EPropReadOnly is the exception class for invalid attempts to write to a property using OLE automation. | |
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EPropWriteOnly is the exception class for invalid attempts to read a property using OLE automation. | |
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ERangeError is the exception for Delphi range errors. | |
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ESafecallException is the exception for problems with the safecall calling convention. | |
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EStackOverflow is the exception class for stack overflows. | |
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EUnderflow is the exception class for values that are too small to be represented with a floating-point variable. | |
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EVariantError is the exception class for errors involving Variant data types. | |
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EWin32Error is the exception class for Windows errors. | |
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Exception is the base class for all runtime exceptions. | |
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EZeroDivide is the exception class for floating-point divide-by-zero errors. | |
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TLanguages lists all available Windows locales. | |
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TMultiReadExclusiveWriteSynchronizer protects memory in a multi-threaded application. | |
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This is class SysUtils.TSimpleRWSync. | |
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This is class SysUtils.TThreadLocalCounter. |
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Specifies the difference between TDateTime and TTimeStamp starting values. | |
Specifies the default string representation of the boolean false value. | |
Specifies the default string representation of the boolean true value. | |
Specifies the character used to separate the Windows drive from the path in a file name. | |
Specifies any file type. | |
Specifies only Windows archived file types. | |
Specifies only directory 'file' types. | |
Specifies only hidden file types. | |
Specifies only read only file types. | |
Specifies only symbolic link file types. | |
Specifies only system file types. | |
Specifies Volume ID file types. | |
Specifies a file should be opened for reading only. | |
Specifies a file should be opened for reading and writing. | |
Specifies a file should be opened for writing only. | |
This is constant SysUtils.fmShareCompat. | |
This is constant SysUtils.fmShareDenyNone. | |
This is constant SysUtils.fmShareDenyRead. | |
This is constant SysUtils.fmShareDenyWrite. | |
This is constant SysUtils.fmShareExclusive. | |
Specifies the number of hours in a day. | |
Defines the largest value supported for Currency data types. | |
Specifies the highest supported TDateTime value. | |
This is constant SysUtils.MaxEraCount. | |
Defines the largest negative value supported for Currency data types. | |
Specifies the earliest supported TDateTime value. | |
Specifies the number of minutes in a day. | |
Specifies the number of minutes in an hour. | |
An array specifying how many days are in a month. | |
Specifies the number of milliseconds in a day. | |
Specifies the number of milliseconds in a second. | |
Specifies a path delimiter character. | |
Specifies the character used to separate a sequence of file or directory names. | |
Indicates that a package was produced by via C++. | |
Indicates that C++ can be a consumer of a package. | |
This is constant SysUtils.pfConsumerCompat. | |
Indicates that Delphi can be a consumer of a package. | |
Indicates the comsumer of a package. | |
Indicates that a package was produced by Delphi 4 or later. | |
Indicates that a package was compiled with {$DESIGNONLY ON}. | |
Indicates that a module is an executable. | |
Indicates that a package was compiled with {$DUPLICATEENABLE ON}. | |
Indicates that a module is a library. | |
Indicates that a package is a module. | |
Indicates that a package was compiled with the -z flag. | |
Indicates that a module is a package. | |
Indicates the producer of a package. | |
Indicates that a package was produced by an unknown developmemt environment. | |
Indicates that a package was compiled with {$RUNONLY ON}. | |
Indicates that a package was produced by Delphi 3 or later. | |
Specifies the number of seconds in a day. | |
Specifies the number of seconds in a minute. | |
Specifies the prefix character(s) for program command line arguments. | |
Indicates that a unit was implicitly imported into a package. | |
Indicates that a unit is the main one in a project. | |
This is constant SysUtils.ufOrgWeakUnit. | |
Indicates that a unit is a package. | |
This is constant SysUtils.ufWeakPackageUnit. | |
Indicates that a unit is a weak unit. | |
Specifies the difference between TDateTime and Lunix date/time origins. |
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Raises a silent exception. | |
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Adds a procedure to the exit list. | |
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Adds a terminate procedure to the system list of termination procedures. | |
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Adjusts line break characters to reflect Windows or Linux style. | |
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Compares file names based on the current locale. | |
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Compares strings based on the current locale with case sensitivity. | |
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Compares strings based on the current locale without case sensitivity. | |
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Converts a quoted string into an unquoted string | |
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Converts a quoted string into an unquoted string. | |
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Returns a pointer to the last character in a string. | |
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Returns a string that is a copy of the given string converted to lower case. | |
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Converts a file name to lower case. | |
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Locates the position of a substring. | |
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Returns the quoted version of a string. | |
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Compares strings based on the current locale with case sensitivity. | |
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Compares strings based on the current locale without case sensitivity. | |
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Compares null-terminated character strings. | |
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Compares null terminated character strings case insensitively. | |
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Returns a pointer to the last character in a null-terminated string. | |
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Compares the first MaxLen bytes of two null-terminated strings, case-sensitively. | |
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Compares two strings, case-insensitively, up to the first MaxLen bytes. | |
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Converts all characters in a null-terminated string to lower case. | |
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Returns a pointer to the first occurrence of a substring. | |
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Returns a pointer to the last occurrence of a specified character in a specified string. | |
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Returns a pointer to first occurrence of a character in a string. | |
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Converts all characters in a null-terminated string to upper case. | |
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Converts a string to upper case. | |
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Converts a file name to upper case. | |
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Appends a dynamically allocated string to an existing string. | |
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Assigns a new dynamically allocated string to a specified pointer. | |
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Emits a message beep. | |
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Converts a Boolean value to a string. | |
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Returns the position of the character that contains a specified byte in a string. | |
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Returns the number of characters fully contained in the first MaxLen bytes of a string. | |
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Indicates whether a byte in a string is a single byte character, the first byte of a double byte character, or the second byte of a double byte character. | |
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Calls all of the functions in the termination procedure list. | |
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Changes the extension of a file name. | |
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Changes the path of a file name. | |
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Returns number of bytes used by a character. | |
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Returns the 1-based index of the first byte of a specified character in a string. | |
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Returns the length, in bytes, of the first MaxLen characters of a string. | |
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Check to see if you are running on a specific level (or higher) of the Windows 32 bit Operating System. | |
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Performs a binary comparison of two memory images. | |
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Compares two strings case sensitively. | |
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Compares two strings case sensitively. | |
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Compares two strings by ordinal value without case sensitivity. | |
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Compares two strings by ordinal value without case sensitivity. | |
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Creates a new directory. | |
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Creates a globally unique identifier. | |
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Returns the current year. | |
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Formats a Currency value as a string. | |
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Formats a Currency value as a string. | |
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Converts a Currency value to a string, using a specified format. | |
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Converts a Currency value to a string, using a specified format. | |
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Returns the current date. | |
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Converts a TDateTime value to an OS timestamp value. | |
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Converts a TDateTime value to a string. | |
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Converts a TDateTime value to a string. | |
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Converts a TDateTime value to a string using a specified Format. | |
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Converts a TDateTime value to a string using a specified Format. | |
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Converts a TDateTime value into the Win32 API's system time type. | |
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Converts a TDateTime value into the corresponding TTimeStamp value. | |
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Converts a TDateTime value to a string. | |
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Converts a TDateTime value to a string. | |
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Returns the day of the week for a specified date. | |
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Returns Year, Month, and Day values for a TDateTime value. | |
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Returns Year, Month, and Day, and Day-of-Week values for a TDateTime value. | |
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Breaks a TDateTime value into hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds. | |
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Deletes a file from disk. | |
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Determines whether a specified directory exists. | |
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Returns the number of free bytes on a specified drive. | |
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Returns the size, in bytes, of a specified drive. | |
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Disposes of a string pointer that was allocated using NewStr. | |
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Returns a TDateTime value that represents a specified Year, Month, and Day. | |
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Returns a TDateTime value for a specified Hour, Min, Sec, and MSec. | |
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Formats a standard error message. | |
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Returns a path name without a trailing delimiter. | |
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Returns a path name without a trailing delimiter. | |
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Returns the full path name for a relative file name. | |
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Returns the full path name for a relative file name on a case-sensitive file system. | |
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Returns the full path of a file name in UNC format, if appropriate. | |
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Extracts the drive and directory parts from FileName. | |
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Returns the drive portion of a file name. | |
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Returns the extension portions of a file name. | |
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Extracts the name and extension parts of a file name. | |
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Returns the drive and directory portions of a file name. | |
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Returns a relative path name, relative to a specific base directory. | |
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Converts a file name to the short 8.3 form. | |
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Returns the OS timestamp of a file. | |
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Returns the OS timestamp of a file. | |
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Closes a specified file. | |
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Creates a new file. | |
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Creates a new file. | |
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Converts an OS timestamp value to TDateTime value. | |
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Tests if a specified file exists. | |
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Returns the file attributes of FileName. | |
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Returns an OS timestamp for a specified file. | |
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Reports whether a file is read-only. | |
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Opens a specified file using a specified access mode. | |
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Reads a specified number of bytes from a file. | |
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Searches a specified directory path for a file. | |
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Repositions read/write point. | |
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Repositions read/write point. | |
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Sets the file attributes of a specified file. | |
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Sets the OS time stamp for a specified file. | |
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Sets the OS time stamp for a specified file. | |
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Sets the file permissions to read-only. | |
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Writes the contents of a buffer to the current position in a file. | |
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Finalizes the specified package (.bpl file). | |
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Releases memory allocated by FindFirst. | |
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Determines whether a string was passed as a command line argument to the application. | |
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Determines whether a string was passed as a command line argument to the application. | |
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Determines whether a string was passed as a command line argument to the application. | |
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Searches for the first instance of a file name with a given set of attributes in a specified directory. | |
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Returns the next entry matching the name and attributes specified in a previous call to FindFirst. | |
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Converts a floating-point value to a Currency value. | |
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Converts a floating-point value to a TDateTime value. | |
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Converts a floating-point value to a decimal representation. | |
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Converts a floating point value to a string. | |
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Converts a floating point value to a string. | |
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Converts a floating point value to a string, using a specified Format, Precision, and Digits. | |
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Converts a floating point value to a string, using a specified Format, Precision, and Digits. | |
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Converts a floating-point value to an unterminated character string, using a specified Format, Precision and Digits. | |
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Converts a floating-point value to an unterminated character string, using a specified Format, Precision and Digits. | |
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Converts a floating-point value to an unterminated character string, using a specified format. | |
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Converts a floating-point value to an unterminated character string, using a specified format. | |
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Returns formatted output using a resourced format string. | |
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Assembles a formatted string using a format string and an array of arguments. | |
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Assembles a formatted string using a format string and an array of arguments. | |
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Creates a new directory, including the creation of parent directories as needed. | |
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Returns a formatted string assembled from a format string and an array of arguments. | |
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Returns a formatted string assembled from a format string and an array of arguments. | |
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Formats the arguments from an array, placing the result in a buffer. | |
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Formats the arguments from an array, placing the result in a buffer. | |
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Formats a Currency object. | |
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Formats a Currency object. | |
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Formats a TDateTime value. | |
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Formats a TDateTime value. | |
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Formats a floating point value. | |
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Formats a floating point value. | |
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Frees an object reference and replaces the reference with nil (Delphi) or NULL (C++). | |
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Get Delphi Access Licence. | |
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Returns the name of the current directory. | |
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Retrieves an environment variable value. | |
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Returns file version. | |
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Resets the date and number format parameters to initial values. | |
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Retrieves the first character of a localisation value. | |
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Populates a TFormatSettings data structure. | |
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Retrieves a localisation value. | |
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Returns the fully qualified name for a module, given its handle. | |
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Returns the description resource from a package. | |
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Enumerates all the units and required packages for a package. | |
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Returns the current time. | |
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Converts a class identifier GUID to a string. | |
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Increments date data by one month. | |
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Ensures path name ends with delimiter | |
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Ensures path name ends with delimiter. | |
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Returns a date shifted by a specified number of months. | |
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Validates and initializes a given package. | |
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Validates and initializes a given package. | |
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Returns the hex representation of an integer. | |
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Returns the hex representation of an integer. | |
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Converts an integer to a string. | |
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Converts an integer to a string. | |
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Determines whether a dll is an Assembly. | |
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Indicates whether a specified character in a string matches one of a set of delimiters. | |
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Indicates whether two TGUID values are the same. | |
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Indicates whether a specified year is a leap year. | |
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Indicates whether the byte at a specified position in a string is the path delimiter. | |
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Determines whether a string conforms to Delphi identifier rules. | |
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Lists the locales for which support is available. | |
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Returns the byte index of the last character that matches any character in a specified set of delimiters. | |
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Loads a specified package. | |
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Loads a specified package. | |
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Loads a string resource from the application's executable file. | |
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Converts an ASCII string to lowercase. | |
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Converts an ASCII string to lowercase. | |
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Converts a specified number of milliseconds into a TTimeStamp value. | |
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Allocates a string on the heap. | |
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Returns the byte index of the next character. | |
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Returns the current date and time. | |
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Raises an EOutOfMemory exception. | |
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Returns the quoted version of a string. | |
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Raises an exception for the last occurring OS or system library error. | |
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Raises an exception for the last occurring OS or system library error. | |
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Raises an exception for the last occurring Win32 error. | |
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Check for Delphi Client/Server Licence. | |
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Deletes an existing empty directory. | |
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Changes a file name. | |
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Replaces the date portion of a TDateTime value with a specified date. | |
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Replaces the time portion of a TDateTime value with a specified time. | |
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Check for Delphi Professional Licence. | |
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Safe and simple library loading. | |
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Compares file names based on the current locale. | |
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Compares two strings by ordinal value with case sensitivity. | |
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Compares two strings by ordinal value with case sensitivity. | |
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Compares two strings by ordinal value without case sensitivity. | |
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Compares two strings by ordinal value without case sensitivity. | |
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Sets the current directory. | |
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Displays an exception message with its physical address | |
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Delay program execution for a specified number of milliseconds. | |
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Allocates a buffer for a null-terminated string and returns a pointer to its first character. | |
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Returns the maximum number of characters that can be stored in a buffer allocated by StrAlloc. | |
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Indicates whether a byte in a string is a single byte character, the first byte of a double byte character, or the second byte of a double byte character. | |
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Appends a copy of Source to the end of Dest and returns the concatenated string. | |
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Returns the length, in bytes, of a character. | |
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Compares two strings with case sensitivity. | |
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Copies a null-terminated string. | |
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Disposes of a string. | |
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Copies null-terminated string. | |
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Returns a pointer to the end of a null terminated string. | |
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Formats entries in an array. | |
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Formats entries in an array. | |
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Compares two strings without case sensitivity. | |
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Returns a string with occurrences of one substring replaced by another substring. | |
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Converts a string to a GUID. | |
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Appends up to a specified maximum number of characters to string. | |
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Compares up to a specified maximum number of characters in two strings. | |
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Copies up to a specified maximum number of characters from Source to Dest. | |
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Returns number of characters in a string excluding the null terminator. | |
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Formats a series of arguments from a specified open array into a buffer. | |
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Formats a series of arguments from a specified open array into a buffer. | |
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Compares strings up to a specified maximum number of characters, without case sensitivity. | |
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Converts a string to lowercase. | |
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Copies specified number of characters to string. | |
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Allocates space on and copies a string to the heap; returning a pointer to the string. | |
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Returns pointer to following character. | |
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Converts null-terminated string to an AnsiString (long string). | |
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Copies an AnsiString (long string) to a null-terminated string. | |
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Copies characters from an AnsiString (long string) into a null-terminated string. | |
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Returns a pointer to the first occurrence of STR2 in STR1. | |
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Returns a pointer to the last occurrence of a specified character in a string. | |
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Returns a pointer to first occurrence of a specified character in a string. | |
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Converts a string to a Boolean value. | |
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Converts a string to a Boolean value, with error default. | |
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Converts a string to a Currency value. | |
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Converts a string to a Currency value. | |
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Converts a string to a Currency value, with error default. | |
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Converts a string to a Currency value, with error default. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value, with error default. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value, with error default. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value with error default. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value with error default. | |
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Converts a given string to a floating-point value. | |
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Converts a given string to a floating-point value. | |
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Converts a given string to a floating-point value with error default. | |
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Converts a given string to a floating-point value with error default. | |
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Converts a string that represents an integer (decimal or hex notation) to a number. | |
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Converts a string that represents an integer (decimal or hex notation) to a number. | |
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Converts a string that represents an integer (decimal or hex notation) to a number. | |
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Converts a string that represents an integer (decimal or hex notation) to a number with error default. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value with error default. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value with error default. | |
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Returns a string in upper case. | |
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Indicates whether a given object or interface supports a specified interface. | |
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Indicates whether a given object or interface supports a specified interface. | |
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Indicates whether a given object or interface supports a specified interface. | |
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Indicates whether a given object or interface supports a specified interface. | |
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Indicates whether a given object or interface supports a specified interface. | |
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Converts OS error codes into strings. | |
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Converts a system time value into a TDateTime value. | |
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Converts a null-terminated string to a floating-point value. | |
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Converts a null-terminated string to a floating-point value. | |
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Returns the current time. | |
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Converts a TTimeStamp value into the corresponding TDateTime value. | |
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Converts a TTimeStamp value into an absolute number of milliseconds. | |
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Returns a string that represents a TDateTime value. | |
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Returns a string that represents a TDateTime value. | |
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Trims leading and trailing spaces and control characters from a string. | |
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Trims leading and trailing spaces and control characters from a string. | |
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Trims leading spaces and control characters from a string. | |
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Trims leading spaces and control characters from a string. | |
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Trims trailing spaces and control characters from a string. | |
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Trims trailing spaces and control characters from a string. | |
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Creates a TDateTime value that represents a specified Year, Month, and Day. | |
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Creates a TDateTime value for a specified Hour, Min, Sec, and MSec. | |
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Converts a floating-point value to a Currency value. | |
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Converts a floating-point value to a TDateTime value. | |
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Converts a string to a Boolean value, with a Boolean success code. | |
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Converts a string to a Currency value, with a Boolean success code. | |
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Converts a string to a Currency value, with a Boolean success code. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value, with a Boolean success code. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value, with a Boolean success code. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value with a Boolean success code. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value with a Boolean success code. | |
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Converts a given string to a floating-point value with a boolean success code. | |
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Converts a given string to a floating-point value with a boolean success code. | |
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Converts a given string to a floating-point value with a boolean success code. | |
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Converts a given string to a floating-point value with a boolean success code. | |
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Converts a given string to a floating-point value with a boolean success code. | |
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Converts a given string to a floating-point value with a boolean success code. | |
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Converts a string that represents an integer (decimal or hex notation) to a number with Boolean success code. | |
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Converts a string that represents an integer (decimal or hex notation) to a number. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value with an error default. | |
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Converts a string to a TDateTime value with an error default. | |
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Unloads a package. | |
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Returns a copy of a string in uppercase. | |
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Returns a copy of a string in uppercase. | |
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Compares Unicode strings based on the current locale with case sensitivity. | |
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Compares Unicode strings based on the current locale without case sensitivity. | |
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Assembles a formatted Unicode string using a format string and an array of arguments. | |
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Assembles a formatted Unicode string using a format string and an array of arguments. | |
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Returns a formatted Unicode string assembled from a format string and an array of arguments. | |
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Returns a formatted Unicode string assembled from a format string and an array of arguments. | |
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Formats the arguments from an array, placing the result in a buffer. | |
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Formats the arguments from an array, placing the result in a buffer. | |
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Returns Unicode string converted to lower case. | |
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Compares Unicode strings based on the current locale with case sensitivity. | |
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Compares Unicode strings based on the current locale without case sensitivity. | |
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Returns Unicode string converted to upper case. | |
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Checks the return value of a Windows API call and raises an appropriate exception when it indicates failure. | |
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Splits a string into multiple lines as its length approaches a specified size. | |
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Splits a string into multiple lines as its length approaches a specified size. |
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This is class SysUtils.IReadWriteSync. |
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Int64Rec declares a utility record to provide access to the bytes of an Int64 value. | |
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LongRec declares a utility record to provide access to the bytes of a LongWord value. | |
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TExceptionRecord holds information about an exception in an application. | |
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TFilenameCaseMatch indicates how close a match was found to a specified file name. | |
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TFloatFormat is an enumerated list of formatting codes for float functions. | |
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TFloatRec declares a utility record that provides access to the attributes of a floating point number. | |
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This is record SysUtils.TFloatValue. | |
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TFormatSettings defines a thread-safe string formatting context. | |
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TLangRec declares a record used to describe a Windows locale. | |
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TLocaleOptions defines a choice of dependent and independent locale options. | |
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TMbcsByteType represents the use of a single byte in a string that uses a multi-byte character set (MBCS). | |
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This is record SysUtils.TNameType. | |
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TSysLocale represents locale information. | |
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This is record SysUtils.TThreadInfo. | |
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TTimeStamp represents time and date values. | |
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WordRec declares a utility record to store high and low order bytes of a variable. |
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ExceptClass declares an Exception class. | |
PByteArray declares a pointer to an array of Bytes. | |
PDayTable is a pointer to a TDayTable type. | |
PExceptionRecord is a pointer to a TExceptionRecord type. | |
This is type SysUtils.PThreadInfo. | |
PWordArray is a pointer to a TWordArray type. | |
TByteArray declares an array of Bytes. | |
TBytes declares an array of Bytes. | |
TDayTable is used to hold the number of days of each month of a year. | |
TFileName is a string that represents a file name. | |
TIntegerSet is used to treat an integer as a set of bits. | |
TMREWSync is a short name equivalent to TMultiReadExclusiveWriteSynchronizer. | |
TPackageInfoProc is a call-back procedure invoked by GetPackageInfo. | |
TProcedure declares a procedure. | |
TReplaceFlags indicates how to perform a search-and-replace operation | |
TSysCharSet is a set containing special characters that can be used to parse a string. The elements of the set vary, depending on the type of parsing performed. | |
TValidatePackageProc is a call-back function invoked by LoadPackage. | |
This is type SysUtils.TValidatePackageProc. | |
TWordArray declares an array of Words. |
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Description |
CurrencyDecimals is the number of digits to the right of the decimal point in a currency amount. | |
CurrencyFormat defines the currency symbol placement and separation used in floating-point–to–decimal conversions. Possible values are: 0 = $1 | 1 = 1$ | 2 = $ 1 | 3 = 1 $ | |
CurrencyString defines the currency symbol (or characters) used in floating-point to decimal conversions. | |
DateSeparator is the character used to separate the year, month, and day parts of a date value. | |
DecimalSeparator is the character used to separate the integer part from the fractional part of a number. This variable must have a value other than #0. | |
An empty string constant. | |
An empty string version of the WideString constant. | |
Defines the names of calendar eras for East Asian locales. | |
Controls the DateTimeToStr function (for East Asian locales). | |
Lists strings that can represent the boolean value false. | |
This is variable SysUtils.GetDiskFreeSpaceEx. | |
HexDisplayPrefix contains the prefix to display on hexadecimal values - $ for Pascal (Delphi) syntax, 0x for C++ syntax. | |
Lists all values that can be the first byte of a double byte character on the local system. | |
The character used to separate items in a list. | |
LongDateFormat is the format string used to convert a date value to a long string suitable for display but not for editing. | |
LongDayNames is the array of strings containing long day names. The dddd format specifier in a format string passed to FormatDateTime causes a long day name to be substituted. | |
LongMonthNames is the array of strings containing long month names. The mmmm format specifier in a format string passed to FormatDateTime causes a long month name to be substituted. | |
LongTimeFormat is the format string used to convert a time value to a string with hours, minutes, and seconds. | |
NegCurrFormat defines the currency format used in floating-point to decimal conversions of negative numbers. | |
A pointer to an empty string. | |
A pointer to an empty wide string. | |
ShortDateFormat is the format string used to convert a date value to a short string suitable for editing. | |
ShortDayNames is the array of strings containing short day names. The ddd format specifier in a format string passed to FormatDateTime causes a short day name to be substituted. | |
ShortMonthNames is the array of strings containing short month names. The mmm format specifier in a format string passed to FormatDateTime causes a short month name to be substituted. | |
ShortTimeFormat is the format string used to convert a time value to a short string with only hours and minutes. | |
SysLocale holds locale information. | |
ThousandSeparator is the character used to separate thousands in numbers with more than three digits to the left of the decimal separator. | |
TimeAMString is the suffix string used for time values between 00:00 and 11:59 in 12-hour clock format. | |
TimePMString is the suffix string used for time values between 12:00 and 23:59 in 12-hour clock format. | |
TimeSeparator is the character used to separate the hour, minute, and second parts of a time value. | |
Lists strings that can represent the boolean value false. | |
Determines what century is added to two-digit years when string dates are converted to numeric dates. | |
Specifies which the build level of the Windows Operating System operating. | |
Specifies the Win32 latest installed service pack. | |
Specifies which major Windows Operating System version is operating. | |
Specifies which minor Windows Operating System version is operating. | |
Specifies the Windows Operating System platform identifier. |
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