FROM : Tom Hancocks
DATE : Wed Apr 13 15:22:59 2005
Sorry thats worded badly but i couldn't think of how else to put it,
anyways. I have recently moved from RB, as stated in previous posts of
mine, and i'm still trying to get to grips with it all, but i must say
i am getting there, thankfully.
I'm creating a search function for my program, and in RB i would of
used the InStr function to check if a string occured in side another
string for example
searchString :World
string :Hello World
Found :YES
like i said i would of done
if instr(String,SearchString)>0 Then
//It was found
else
//not found
end if
In Obj-C i have tried to do this:
if ([string compare:searchString] == NSNotFound){
//Not Found
}else{
//Found
}
but it has not worked, could anyone help me out and tell where i'm
going wrong?
DATE : Wed Apr 13 15:22:59 2005
Sorry thats worded badly but i couldn't think of how else to put it,
anyways. I have recently moved from RB, as stated in previous posts of
mine, and i'm still trying to get to grips with it all, but i must say
i am getting there, thankfully.
I'm creating a search function for my program, and in RB i would of
used the InStr function to check if a string occured in side another
string for example
searchString :World
string :Hello World
Found :YES
like i said i would of done
if instr(String,SearchString)>0 Then
//It was found
else
//not found
end if
In Obj-C i have tried to do this:
if ([string compare:searchString] == NSNotFound){
//Not Found
}else{
//Found
}
but it has not worked, could anyone help me out and tell where i'm
going wrong?
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Tom Hancocks | Apr 13, 15:22 | |
| j o a r | Apr 13, 15:32 | |
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