Cannot convert 'AnsiString' to 'AnsiString'

[courtlanda]

How to fix the mistake?

Cannot convert 'AnsiString' to 'AnsiString'

in the programme:

AnsiString stroka,vyhod;
stroka = Edit1->Text;
int l,i,j,k;
l=stroka.Length();
vyhod = stroka[1];
AnsiString *vn = new AnsiString[l];
for(i=1;i<=l;i++){
vn[i]=stroka[l-i];
}
Edit1->Text=vn;

[Alberto]

I don't understand why you're dynamically distributing a set of lines, though, I think you meant

AnsiString *vn = new AnsiString( l );
                               ^^^^^

instead

AnsiString *vn = new AnsiString[l];
                               ^^^

provided that class AnsiString has a designer with one parameter that sets the number of symbols in the row.

And in the next cycle, you should write or

( *vn )[i] = stroka[l-i];

or

vn->operator []( i ) = stroka[l-i];

Although this is not the case, it is not clear that a type of object is being allocated. AnsiString Dynamic memory.

The cycle itself also raises great doubts, even if it is syntaxically correctly written

for(i=1;i<=l;i++){
( *vn )[i]=stroka[l-i];
}

Subject stroke index changes from l-1 before 0, while at the line addressed by the mysterious name index vn index changes from 1 before l♪ If you want to revert to the line, you should write the cycle correctly.