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Re: I need help on Delphi so I can finnish my program
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Mon, 16 Sep 2002 22:21:29 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev, Orion Pobursky writes:
> This way may seem clunky but it is the only way I can think up off the yopp
> of my head:
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> Extract each word to a TStringList class using the ExtractStrings procedure.
> For example, assuming a string called Sentence:
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> ExtractStrings([' '], [' '], StringList, Sentence);
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> The Nth word in the sentence is now Stringlist[N-1].
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> Make the desired changes and then reform the string by a for statement:
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> Sentence := '';
> for i:= 0 to StringList.Count-1 do
> Sentence := Sentence + ' ' + StringList[i];
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> -Orion
Here's a better way (I think, I haven't tested it yet);
Use ExtractStrings as stated above and change the string you want to change.
Then set the Delimter Property to ' '
set the QuoteChar Property to ''
use the DelimitedText property to retrieve the string. The code should look
like this:
ExtractStrings([' '], [' '], StringList, Sentence);
//Manipulate the list here
StringList.Delimiter := ' ';
StringList.QuoteChar := '';
Sentence := StringList.DelimitedText;
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| (...) This way may seem clunky but it is the only way I can think up off the yopp of my head: Extract each word to a TStringList class using the ExtractStrings procedure. For example, assuming a string called Sentence: ExtractStrings([' '], [' '], (...) (22 years ago, 15-Sep-02, to lugnet.cad.dev)
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