Application Mode > Application Mode Bookmarks > Bookmarks in True DBGrid |
True DBGrid treats bookmarks as packets of binary information that cannot be interpreted. To the grid, a bookmark is a piece of data containing a specific number of bytes (ASCII codes) in a specific order. Thus, pieces of different lengths, or pieces with different bytes, are considered different bookmarks. For example, if the grid were to compare the following string bookmarks:
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bmk1 = "1" bmk2 = " 1" bmk3 = "01" |
True DBGrid considers each bookmark to be different from the others, although they could be considered equivalent numerically. Similarly, a 2-byte integer and a 4-byte integer would also be considered different, even if both contained the same numeric value.