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Determines if a string starts with the specified value.
Source position: lazstringutils.pas line 40
function LazStartsStr( |
const ASubText: string; |
const AText: string |
):Boolean; |
ASubText |
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Value to look for at the start of the text. |
AText |
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Text examined in the routine. |
True when the string starts with the specified sub-text.
LazStartsStr is a Boolean function used to determine if the string in AText starts with the text specified in ASubText. It is a modified version of StartsStr from the RTL strutils.pp unit.
LazStartsStr casts the values in ASubText and AText to PChar types, and calls StrLComp to perform the comparison.
The returns value is True when AText begins with the specified sub-text. It also returns True when ASubText is an empty string (''), which is Delphi compatible.
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Determines if a string ends with the specified value. |
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Determines if a string occurs at the beginning of the specified text. |
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