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Docs: LazUtils/lazutf8. Updates ParamStrUTF8 topic to include additional description for arguments.

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@ -263,7 +263,8 @@ Converts the UTF-8-encoded string to the Windows code page encoding Used by
<element name="ParamStrUTF8"> <element name="ParamStrUTF8">
<short> <short>
Converts the specified command line parameter to a UTF-8-encoded string. Gets the specified command line parameter and converts it to a UTF-8-encoded
string.
</short> </short>
<descr> <descr>
<p> <p>
@ -271,19 +272,43 @@ Converts the specified command line parameter to a UTF-8-encoded string.
specified command line parameter to a UTF-8-encoded string. The specified command line parameter to a UTF-8-encoded string. The
implementation for ParamStrUTF8 is OS- or platform-specific. For UNIX-like implementation for ParamStrUTF8 is OS- or platform-specific. For UNIX-like
environments, SysToUTF8 is called to convert the value for the command line environments, SysToUTF8 is called to convert the value for the command line
parameter at the position in Param. For Windows platforms like WinCE, the parameter at the position in Param. For Windows platforms, the stub for the
stub for the Ansi or WideString version of ParamStr is called. Ansi or WideString version of ParamStrUTF8 is called. ParamStrUTF8 is the
UTF-8-enabled counterpart to the ParamStr routine in RTL.
</p>
<p>
<var>Index</var> is the ordinal position for the requested parameter value.
Index should be in the range <b>0..<var>ParamCount</var></b>. Values in Index
outside this range cause an empty string ('') to be returned for a parameter
value.
</p>
<p>
In most cases, the parameter at position <b>0</b> contains the name and
optional path to the executable file for the application. For cross-platform
compatibility, use the ExeName property in TCustomApplication to get the path
and name for the binary instead. Subsequent index positions contain any command
line arguments passed to the executable.
</p>
<p>
The return value contains the UTF-8-encoded string with the value for the
parameter at the specified position, or an empty string when not present.
</p> </p>
</descr> </descr>
<seealso> <seealso>
<link id="SysToUTF8"/> <link id="SysToUTF8"/>
<link id="#fcl.custapp.TCustomApplication.ExeName">TCustomApplication.ExeName</link>
<link id="#rtl.system.ParamStr">ParamStr</link>
</seealso> </seealso>
</element> </element>
<element name="ParamStrUTF8.Result"> <element name="ParamStrUTF8.Result">
<short>UTF-8-encoded value for the command line parameter.</short> <short>
UTF-8-encoded value for the specified command line parameter.
</short>
</element> </element>
<element name="ParamStrUTF8.Param"> <element name="ParamStrUTF8.Param">
<short>Ordinal position of the command line parameter.</short> <short>
Ordinal position for the command line parameter retrieved in the routine.
</short>
</element> </element>
<element name="GetFormatSettingsUTF8"> <element name="GetFormatSettingsUTF8">