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acStringListContainer component.
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property Strings[Index: Integer]: String; default;
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The Strings is the run-time only property. With the Strings you can access a specific string, to read or modify the string at a particular position. Index gives the position of the string, where 0 is the position of the first string, 1 is the position of the second string, and so on ("Count - 1" is the position of last string in the list).
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To locate a particular string in the list, call IndexOf method, or use IndexOfName and IndexOfValue methods if the string list is the list of "names=values" (where each string is some "name" and "value", separated with some character).
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Strings is the default property of string list objects. The Strings identifier can be omitted when accessing the Strings property of a string list object. For example, the following two lines of code are both acceptable and do the same thing:
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acStringListContainer1.Strings[0] := 'This is the first string';
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acStringListContainer1[0] := 'This is the first string';
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To determinate the number of strings which currently are available in the list read Count property.
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Names and Values properties.
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