Re: Quickest way to build a string?

[Jeremy Cowgar <jeremy@cowgar.com>]

Greg O'Lone wrote:
> Jeremy,
>
> What are you trying to accomplish? There are a number of approaches 
> (including some that use memoryblocks for speed), but if you just want 
> to deal with a string, why not:
> myString = "John Doe had a dog. "
>
> or are you expecting the data to come into your program in pieces?
Right now I am parsing wiki text converting it into RTF. I may have 
something like:
----------------------
= Heading 1

This is a paragraph and **this is bold**, but //this is italic//.
----------------------

So, I am parsing it, when I get a chunk parsed (say "= Heading 1" should 
be "{\fs24 Heading 1}\par "), then I am appending the appropriate "RTF 
Prefix", the text and the appropriate "RTF Suffix" to a string, that in 
the end will be a string suitable for saving as a RTF file.
Jeremy


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