From 3e193213768ae27c4f598aafb5509ef452888afb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: outchy Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2011 10:49:24 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] The HTML tag is not valid, replaced by . --- help/Strings.dtx | 68 ++++++++++++++++++++++++------------------------ 1 file changed, 34 insertions(+), 34 deletions(-) diff --git a/help/Strings.dtx b/help/Strings.dtx index 4b2b3ba7ab..a0ef3b5f8f 100644 --- a/help/Strings.dtx +++ b/help/Strings.dtx @@ -2820,7 +2820,7 @@ Result: Example: x := StrExpandTabs('Abc'#9'de'#9'fg'); The above call will result in x containing the string (· represents a - space character): Abc·····de······fg. In this case the first tab + space character): Abc·····de······fg. In this case the first tab character (ASCII code 9) was transformed into a single space and the second tab character into two spaces. See also: @@ -2856,7 +2856,7 @@ Result: Example: x := StrExpandTabs('Abc'#9'de'#9'fg', 8); The above call will result in x containing the string (· represents a - space character): Abc·····de······fg. In this case the first tab + space character): Abc·····de······fg. In this case the first tab character (ASCII code 9) was transformed into five spaces and the second tab character into six spaces. See also: @@ -2901,7 +2901,7 @@ Example: end; The above snippet will result in x containing the string (· represents a - space character): MyLabel:·······LD···A,(HL)····;·Initialize·A·register. + space character): MyLabel:·······LD···A,(HL)····;·Initialize·A·register. In this case the first tab character (ASCII code 9) was transformed into seven spaces, the second tab character into three spaces and the third tab character into four spaces. @@ -3100,7 +3100,7 @@ Example: end; The above snippet will result in x containing the string (· represents a - space character): MyLabel:·······LD···A,(HL)····;·Initialize·A·register. + space character): MyLabel:·······LD···A,(HL)····;·Initialize·A·register. In this case the first tab character (ASCII code 9) was transformed into seven spaces, the second tab character into three spaces and the third tab character into four spaces. @@ -3274,14 +3274,14 @@ Summary: Description: Expand expands tab characters in the provided string into sequences of spaces while preserving the formatting. Expand will assume the string starts - at column 0 ( set to True) or 1 - ( set to False). + at column 0 ( set to True) or 1 + ( set to False). Multi-line strings, ie. strings containing one or more newline sequences (eg. CrLf, but also single Cr of Lf characters are treated as newlines), are handled properly, with each line starting at column 0 - ( set to True) or 1 - ( set to False). + ( set to True) or 1 + ( set to False). The reverse operation (collapse sequences of spaces into tab characters) can be achieved by the method. @@ -3314,8 +3314,8 @@ Description: Multi-line strings, ie. strings containing one or more newline sequences (eg. CrLf, but also single Cr of Lf characters are treated as newlines), are handled properly, with all but the first line starting at column 0 - ( set to True) or 1 - ( set to False). + ( set to True) or 1 + ( set to False). The reverse operation (collapse sequences of spaces into tab characters) can be achieved by the method. @@ -3496,14 +3496,14 @@ Description: Optimize reduces tab and space character sequences in the provided string into an optimized (shortest) sequences of tab and space characters while preserving the formatting. Optimize will assume the string starts at column 0 - ( set to True) or 1 - ( set to False). + ( set to True) or 1 + ( set to False). Multi-line strings, ie. strings containing one or more newline sequences (eg. CrLf, but also single Cr of Lf characters are treated as newlines), are handled properly, with each line starting at column 0 - ( set to True) or 1 - ( set to False). + ( set to True) or 1 + ( set to False). The reverse operation (expand sequences of tab characters into spaces) can be achieved by the method. @@ -3534,8 +3534,8 @@ Description: Multi-line strings, ie. strings containing one or more newline sequences (eg. CrLf, but also single Cr of Lf characters are treated as newlines), are handled properly, with all but the first line starting at column 0 - ( set to True) or 1 - ( set to False). + ( set to True) or 1 + ( set to False). The reverse operation (expand sequences of tab characters into spaces) can be achieved by the method. @@ -3562,10 +3562,10 @@ Summary: Description: StartColumn indicates which column is used as the start of a line. Returns: - 0 if ZeroBased is set to True or if this method is called on a + 0 if ZeroBased is set to True or if this method is called on a nil-reference  - or -

- 1 if ZeroBased is set to False + 1 if ZeroBased is set to False Donator: Marcel Bestebroer -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -3742,8 +3742,8 @@ Description: Multi-line strings, ie. strings containing one or more newline sequences (eg. CrLf, but also single Cr of Lf characters are treated as newlines), are handled properly, with all but the first line starting at column 0 - ( set to True) or 1 - ( set to False). + ( set to True) or 1 + ( set to False). Parameters: S - The string to expand tabs in. Result: @@ -3772,8 +3772,8 @@ Description: Multi-line strings, ie. strings containing one or more newline sequences (eg. CrLf, but also single Cr of Lf characters are treated as newlines), are handled properly, with all but the first line starting at column 0 - ( set to True) or 1 - ( set to False). + ( set to True) or 1 + ( set to False). Parameters: S - The string to expand tabs in. Column - The starting column to use when expanding the tabs. @@ -3804,8 +3804,8 @@ Description: Multi-line strings, ie. strings containing one or more newline sequences (eg. CrLf, but also single Cr of Lf characters are treated as newlines), are handled properly, with all but the first line starting at column 0 - ( set to True) or 1 - ( set to False). + ( set to True) or 1 + ( set to False). Parameters: S - The string to expand tabs in. Column - On entry: The starting column to use when expanding the tabs. @@ -3835,17 +3835,17 @@ Description: and other column references are zero based. - If this property is set to True, all columns are considered to be + If this property is set to True, all columns are considered to be zero-based (the first column index is zero); otherwise columns references are one-based (the first column index is one). If this flag is toggled, any stored are automatically converted - to the new state (ie. values are incremented when setting to False or - decremented when setting to True). + to the new state (ie. values are incremented when setting to False or + decremented when setting to True). Notes: This property is nil-safe. When read from on a - nil-reference, this property will return True. When written to + nil-reference, this property will return True. When written to on a nil-reference, a NullReferenceException will be raised. See also: TJclTabSet.Expand@string@SizeInt @@ -3893,11 +3893,11 @@ Parameters: S1 - First string to compare. S2 - Second string to compare. Result: - 0 if S1 is identical to S2 + 0 if S1 is identical to S2  - or -

- a negative value if S1 is less than S2 + a negative value if S1 is less than S2  - or -

- a positive value if S1 is greater than S2 + a positive value if S1 is greater than S2 Donator: Marcel Bestebroer -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -3939,11 +3939,11 @@ Parameters: S1 - First string to compare. S2 - Second string to compare. Result: - 0 if S1 is identical to S2 + 0 if S1 is identical to S2  - or -

- a negative value if S1 is less than S2 + a negative value if S1 is less than S2  - or -

- a positive value if S1 is greater than S2 + a positive value if S1 is greater than S2 Donator: Marcel Bestebroer --------------------------------------------------------------------------------