No.1 Delphi in the include file
Begin
ShowMessage ({$ I file1.txt}; // Is it wrong?
ShowMessage (Uppercase);
END;
// Newly build a text file "file1.txt", the content is filled in: "'Hello Word')"
NO.2 cute forced conversion
VAR B: BYTE
Begin
Char (b): = 'a'; // We usually write B: = byte ('a');
END;
No.3 Subscription of constant expression
CATPION: = 'You' [1] 'Good' [2]; // What?
NO.4 Die characterized characters
CAPTION: = ^: ^ 3 ^ 7 ^! ^. ^ '; // This sentence can not be written
reference
http://www.9cbs.net/expert/topicview1.asp?id=658958
NO.5 non-integer type as subscript
Var A: Array [char] of byte; // Estimate a lot of people know
No.6 inc () not only handle integers
Var C: char;
Begin
C: = 'a';
INC (c); // is right
END;
No.7 "x [: x [: x]]" format
Var s: string;
Begin
STR (123456.7890: 0: 2, s); // Directology Delphi people will not know
Caption: = S;
END;
No.8 System Tips, you can use it well
Begin
{$ Message Hint 'Take a look'}
END;
