Thread: What's happening with this string?

I'm tryin to send a text over a socket using TWinSocketStream... But the string is going with '.' (dots), after every each letter...
Like this, the string is:
SendString:= 'USER test'+#13+#10;
So I send like this: SockStream.Write(SendString[1], Length(SendString));
This is going like: "U.S.E.R. .t"
all this dots take length from the real string, and it can't even send the complete string, because of them... Someone knows how to solve this??
I'm using Delphi 2010, and really think this is about that Unicode suport shit.

These dots probably come from your sniffer. They are used to represent NULL, 0x00, \00, NIL or whatever you want to call it.
Send as ASCII and you'll be fine.

Code:

Length(SendString)*2

use ^ because a wideChar is twice as large as ANSI char.