StrDispose is provided for backward compatibility. StrDispose disposes of a string on a heap that was previously allocated with StrAlloc ...
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See Also : StrDispose StrAlloc Category:API Documentation. Code Examples : StrDispose (Delphi) StrDispose (C++)-
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See Also : System.SysUtils.StrDispose Category:API Documentation.
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If the space for a string is allocated with StrAlloc , it should be deallocated via StrDispose . Because AnsiStrings (long strings) are ...
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If the space for a string is allocated with WideStrAlloc , it should be deallocated through StrDispose . Because WideStrings are ...
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If the space for a string is allocated with AnsiString , it should be deallocated via StrDispose . Because AnsiStrings are implicitly null ...
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