Var B1,B2: TBytes; begin B1 := TEncoding.ANSI.GetBytes(myAnsiString); B2 := TEncoding.Convert(TEncoding.ANSI,

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Var B1,B2: TBytes; begin B1 := TEncoding.ANSI.GetBytes(myAnsiString); B2 := TEncoding.Convert(TEncoding.ANSI,

TEncoding.UTF8, B1);

why B1 = B2 ???

B1 = (199, 200, 230, 199, 225, 221, 214, 225)
B2 = (199, 200, 230, 199, 225, 221, 214, 225) 😩😩

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Nouri Автор вопроса

Gladiston Santana
When you compare using "=" between objects is much...

I don't compare. I copy value of B1 and B2 from debug watch value

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Gladiston Santana

Nouri
I don't compare. I copy value of B1 and B2 from de...

Sorry, maybe you need to put special chars that does not have one of types(ansi or unicode) to be different.

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Gladiston Santana
Sorry, maybe you need to put special chars that do...

let me make it simple: var ws : ansistring; B1,B2: TBytes; s: string; begin ws := 'Å'; ShowMessage(StringCodePage(ws).ToString); // = 1256 B1 := TEncoding.ANSI.GetBytes(ws); // = 63 B2 := TEncoding.Convert(TEncoding.ANSI, TEncoding.UTF8, s); // = 63 ss := TEncoding.UTF8.GetString(B2); // = ? show ? char 😐 you can test it

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Gladiston Santana

When you compare using "=" between objects is much different when you compare values of them. Pascal, Java, C and others languages you need to use methods to compare values of the object otherwise you compare if tobjects is the same. TBytes is an array of Byte then you need a method to compare using arrays.

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