TStrings can only hold UnicodeString values. Will save the strings a UTF-16 instead of UTF-8. Over for each individual line in the Memo.Īlso, use TEncoding.UTF8 instead of TEncoding.Unicode. You only need to call SaveToFile() once, not over and Use the overloaded version of SaveToFile() that has a TEncoding parameter, wrote in message with Delphi 2009 I want to save the lines in a TMemo as an UTF-8 file. Within the HTTP headers, not within the HTML markup. I'd also recommend specifying the encoding Any "incomplete" charset should be avoided,Īs long as you don't know *for sure* that you will *never* need > should add a meta tag inside the head node to indicate the > UTF-8 encoded files *at all* to get around this problem. > You interpret the warning the wrong way, IMO. You may want to consider avoiding its use until > files is known to cause problems for some text editors and > and says: "The Unicode Byte-Order Mark (BOM) in UTF-8 encoded > Because the W3C Markup Validation Service generates a warning That can't be happening - the memo internally deals in UTF-16 text > This works under the condition, that the text in the memo is already
the string is getting converted from UTF-16 to UTF-8īy you before being converted back to UTF-16.
UnicodeString, so the compiler is implicitly putting in a call to > Memo1.Lines := utf8encode(Memo1.Lines) ĭon't do that - both getting and setting Lines is in terms of a Haven't specified a path, and so are not getting a file written to the No at all, or not as UTF-8? If the former, it's probably because you TEncoding.Unicode is UTF-16 LE (i.e., the encoding of UnicodeString with Delphi 2009 I want to save the lines in a TMemo as an UTF-8 file.
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