Contains routines used for string manipulation LazStringUtils.pas contains routines used for string manipulation. It is part of the LazUtils package. File added in LCL version 2.1.0. Deprecated. Use LineBreaksToSystemLineBreaks instead. Converts a string into a comment using the specified comment style CommentText is a String function used to convert a string into a comment using the specified comment style. Value conveerted into a comment Comment type applied to the string Comment with the specified style marker(s) Converts the specified lines in TStrings to a string TStrings instance examined in the method First line includes in the text Last line included in the text Delimiter inserted between lines in the text Indicates if empty lines are excluded from the text Text representing the specified lines in the TStrings instance Converts the contents in TStrings to a string TStrings instance examined in the method First line included in the string value Last line included in the string value Indicates if empty lines are excluded from the result String representing the contents of the TStrings instance Stores the specified string as lines in a TStrings instance String with values stored in the method TStrings instance where values are stored in the method Return True if P1 and P2 have the same content Returns False if either P1 or P2 are unassigned (contain Nil). True when P1 and P2 have the same content, or are the same pointer Pointer to characters compared in the routine Pointer to characters compared in the routine Like StrScan but compares only the specified number of characters in MaxLen

The return value is Nil when P is unassigned (contains Nil), or when P contains a null termination character prior to finding a match for c before comparing the requested number of characters in MaxLen.

When c is located in P, the return value is a PChar pointer to the location where c was located.

Pointer to the character located in P, or Nil Pointer to characters examined in the routine Character to locate in the specified values Maximum number of characters examined in the routine This is a copy of IsValidIdent from FPC 3.1 TODO: Switch to using IsValidIdent from FPC 3.2 when it is the minimum requirement.