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Chapter 5 - Text Utilities / Text Utilities Reference

Routines

Defining and Specifying Strings

This section describes two routines that you can use to work with string handles and two routines for accessing string resources.

• The NewString function creates a copy of the specified string as a relocatable object in the heap.
• The SetString procedure changes the contents of a string that has already been allocated in the heap.
• The GetString function loads a string from a resource of type 'STR ', reading the string from the resource file if necessary.
• The GetIndString procedure copies a string from a string list that is contained in a resource of type 'STR#'.

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Subtopics

NewString

SetString

GetString

GetIndString

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