Is there an easier way to convert Delphi 7 to Delphi 2009? -

Is Delphi 7 an Easy Way to Change in Delphi 2009? Or is there any way to use the Delphi 7 unit in a Delphi 2009 project?

I have a unit in Delphi 7 but when I try to use it in my Delphi 200 9 project, all behaviors get worse.

There are a lot of differences:

  hangul = 'ㄱㄲ ㄴㄷ ㄸㄹ ㅆㅇ ㅈㅉ ㅊ ㅋㅌㅍㅎ' + 'ㅏ ㅐ ㅓ ㅔ ㅕ ㅖ ㅗㅛ ㅜㅠ ㅡ ㅣ'; ShowMessage (copy (Hangul, 1 + (i) * 2, 2));  

Delphi 7 shows the characters at one time, but two in Delphi 200 9 at a time. So I need to change it:

  ShowMessage (copy (Hangul, 1 + I, 1));  

But it was the easiest, it gets more confused..and the algorithm is not mine, so I can not fully understand the program.

Any help would be appreciated.

Edit: And if anyone is interested in seeing the code here, then it is the unit hinting; is the part. This key (in English) translates and outputs Korean characters. No more, I do not understand Korean.

For example, you can do this for your encoding .pas file. If it is anything but UTF-8, then convert it to UTF-8 using Notepad ++. It should preserve the characters and make them readable for D 2009 Oh, and make sure that the BOM (byte order mark) for the UOTF-8 lead is included.

Not sure if the file will still be useful in D7, though ... (Do not know when UTF-8 support was added in the IDE.)

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In the example Hangul String and your link in the HanInput unit have two bytes per character, it tells me that their purpose is UTF-16 encoded.

Multibyte has been confirmed by Tweeder Calls, even if they are used on logic instead of constants. If you are actually being encoded in UTF-16 works, you can get rid of that call But you still need to find a way to deal with constants.

Dealt with constants - that Han sees a lot in the input unit - to copy the string into a new ANC encoded Notepad ++ file, changing your encoding to UTF-8 and then typing the strings on your unit Can copy. You want to make sure that you copy all the stars in a new Notepad ++ file first, then convert them and then copy them again, because IDE Editor will probably ask you if you want to format UTF- Want to change and can be inverted by constant.