FindSubString(string, string)
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Parameters
- sString
- The string you are searching within.
- sSubString
- The string you are searching sString for.
- nStart
- The character position to start searching at (from the left end of the string). (Default = 0)
Description
Returns an integer value representing the position of sSubstring in sString. The search is case sensitive.
Returns a base zero index of where sSubstring starts in sString if found.
Returns -1 if sSubstring is not found to exist in sString.
Version
1.69
Example
//Example 1 - The following would return a value of 0.
int nPostion = FindSubString("testing","test");
//Example 2 - The following would return a value of 1.
int nPostion = FindSubString("testing","est");
//Example 3 - The following would return a value of -1.
int nPostion = FindSubString("testing","mike");
//Example 4 - The following would return a value of -1.
int nPostion = FindSubString("testing","Test");
//Example 5 - The following would return a value of 4.
int nPostion = FindSubString("testing","ing", 4);
//Example 6 - The following would return a value of -1.
int nPostion = FindSubString("testing","ing", 5);
int nPostion = FindSubString("testing","test");
//Example 2 - The following would return a value of 1.
int nPostion = FindSubString("testing","est");
//Example 3 - The following would return a value of -1.
int nPostion = FindSubString("testing","mike");
//Example 4 - The following would return a value of -1.
int nPostion = FindSubString("testing","Test");
//Example 5 - The following would return a value of 4.
int nPostion = FindSubString("testing","ing", 4);
//Example 6 - The following would return a value of -1.
int nPostion = FindSubString("testing","ing", 5);
See Also
| functions: | TestStringAgainstPattern() |
author: Brett Lathrope, editor: Mistress
