Java string to delphi

[pastra]

Hi, does anyone know the how to do the following in delphi.

JAVA:

Delphi-Quellcode:

string + '\0'

What does \0 mean in java?

Thank's to everyone!

[CalganX]

Hi,
I suppose it means the ASCII-/Unicode-Character 0. In Delphi it would be

Delphi-Quellcode:

chr(0);
// or
#0

Chris

[pastra]

Zitat:

Zitat von Chakotay1308

Hi,
I suppose it means the ASCII-/Unicode-Character 0. In Delphi it would be

Delphi-Quellcode:

chr(0);
// or
#0

Chris

Hi!
Okay but what char. should reprecent chr(0) then? Don't they start at 1 and goes forward to 256? Or am i Mistaken?

[glkgereon]

It goes from 0 to 255 ;-)

0 normally represents the end of a string in C or java as far as i remember...

[Waldteufel]

Zitat:

Zitat von pastra

Okay but what char. should reprecent chr(0) then? Don't they start at 1 and goes forward to 256? Or am i Mistaken?

Slightly. It's 0 to 255 ;-)

>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII <<

(Nanu? Vorhin war das Posting da oben noch nicht da... :gruebel:)

[pastra]

Zitat:

Zitat von glkgereon

It goes from 0 to 255 ;-)

0 normally represents the end of a string in C or java as far as i remember...

Okay then :)

I will try to use the chr(0) then and see how it works out..

Thanks