Ahhhh...vielen Dank. Die Direktive kannte ich noch nicht. Hier mal eine Erklärung von Dr.Bob:
Zitat:
Character literals between #128 and #255 – the so-called high
ASCII values – have a specific value depending on the
ANSI code page. As a result, we should not use the #128..#255 character literals, but use the actual characters themselves which will end up as
Unicode characters in the source code.
(*$HIGHCHARUNICODE OFF*)
With the HIGHCHARUNICODE set to OFF, we can define the high-
ASCII values without them turning into
Unicode characters.
(*$HIGHCHARUNICODE OFF*)
var
C: AnsiChar;
begin
C := #128;
Without turning HIGHCHARUNICODE OFF, we would get a warning that the #128 character, actually WideChar constant #$0080 (based on the current active code page), would have to be narrowed from WideChar to AnsiChar.
Gruß,
kaju