C++的AnsiString在C#中的等效类型是什么？代码转换求助

Hey there! No worries about only knowing 10% of C++ — let's walk through converting those two lines to C# clearly:

1. 转换数组声明：AnsiString something[200]; #

In C++, this creates a fixed-size array of 200 AnsiString objects (which default to empty strings). In C#, the equivalent is a fixed-size string array.

The basic conversion is:

string[] something = new string[200];

By default, each element in this C# array will be null. If you want to match the C++ behavior where each AnsiString starts as an empty string, you can initialize all elements like this (you'll need to add using System.Linq; at the top of your file for this):

string[] something = Enumerable.Repeat(string.Empty, 200).ToArray();

2. 转换字符串赋值：AnsiString hi = "hello"; #

AnsiString in C++ (usually from C++Builder/Delphi) is a single-byte encoded string type. C#'s string uses UTF-16 under the hood, but for standard ASCII text like "hello", the conversion is straightforward:

string hi = "hello";

If you ever need to handle non-ASCII ANSI encoded text later, you'd use Encoding.GetEncoding() with the correct code page (like 1252 for Western European ANSI), but that's not needed for your example here.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者CursedSheep