In Delphi, TStringList is a class that represents a list of strings. You can use a TStringList to store, sort, and manipulate a list of strings.
To create a TStringList, you can use the following syntax
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var sl: TStringList; begin sl := TStringList.Create; |
You can then use the Add method to add strings to the list
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sl.Add(‘apple’); sl.Add(‘banana’); sl.Add(‘cherry’); |
You can access the strings in the list using the Strings property, which is an array of strings. For example
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s := sl.Strings[0]; // s is now ‘apple’ |
You can use the Sort method to sort the strings in the list alphabetically
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sl.Sort; |
You can also use the Find method to search for a specific string in the list
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i := sl.Find(‘banana’); // i is now 1 |
In addition to these methods, TStringList provides several other properties and methods that allow you to manipulate the list of strings, such as Delimiter and DelimitedText, which allow you to work with the list as a delimited string, and Objects, which allows you to associate objects with the strings in the list.
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