Location:
e32def.h
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typedef unsigned char TText8;
Supported from 5.0
8-bit unsigned character. Use instead of C++ built-in
char
type because it is guaranteed to be unsigned. Use instead of
TInt8
where the application is really for text rather than 8-bit
arithmetic or binary quantities.
For most purposes, you should use TText
rather than
TText8
. TText
is mapped onto either
TText8
or TText16
depending on whether a non-Unicode
or Unicode variant is being built. Use TText8
only when you are
dealing explicitly with 8-bit text, regardless of build.