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Looking for a run-time fix for CreateInOutError raising an EInOutError with the wrong string.

Posted by jpluimers on 2017/02/21

Does anyone have a run-time fix for CreateInOutError raising an EInOutError with Code=3 (correct) and Message=’Invalid file name – %s’ (incorrect becaus… – Jeroen Wiert Pluimers – Google+

[WayBack] Does anyone have a run-time fix for CreateInOutError raising an EInOutError w…:

Does anyone have a run-time fix for CreateInOutError raising an EInOutError with Code=3 (correct) and Message='Invalid file name - %s' (incorrect because System.SysUtils should have used System.SysConst not System.RTLConst and System.RTLConst wrongly duplicates some resource strings in System.SysConst) See [WayBack] http://qc.embarcadero.com/wc/qcmain.aspx?d=129530.
It would be so cool if a fix fills in the %s with the invalid file name.

–jeroen

Later: this seems to be reported in [RSP-20588] Exception message created for missing file has %s – Embarcadero Technologies

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