thanks
i dont think this is the problem
myfile << mylist->Strings[i].c_str();
this is the prolematic line , it put some \n where it wants
solved by a parser that removed those , ugly workaround :\
hi,
using vcl , and trying to use TstringList with ascii(1) as delimiter
TStringList * templist3 = new TStringList;
templist3->LoadFromFile("xxx.txt");
mylist = new TStringList;
mylist->Delimiter = static_cast<char>(1);
mylist->StrictDelimiter=TRUE...
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