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Join a series of strings, separated using a given separator
Source position: syshelph.inc line 65
public class function TStringHelper.Join( |
const Separator: string; |
const Values: array of Const |
):string; overload; |
const Separator: string; |
const Values: array of string |
):string; overload; |
const Separator: string; |
const Values: array of string; |
StartIndex: Integer; |
ACount: Integer |
):string; overload; |
Join will return a string that consists of all the strings in Values concatenated, with Separator between them. Values can be an array of strings, but can also be an array of arbitrary values: the values will first be transformed to a string representation first.
In case an array of strings is passed on, a start index StartIndex and element count ACount can be passed on as well.
Classes, pointers or interfaces will not be transformed, but will result in a 'unknown type: NNN' string being inserted.
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Split a string in a number of parts |