lot_no = "lot123"
s.indexof("lot123") does not return zero
whereas
s.indexof(lot_no) returns zero
has anyone seen a problem like this?
what does s contain?
For Each s As String In split1
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sure stackoverflow.com/questions/1639443/… ,more ++'s for good questionsAlex Gordon– Alex Gordon2009-10-29 00:26:29 +00:00Commented Oct 29, 2009 at 0:26
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K, looked add the code in your other thread. When I execute the following code I get a result, what am I doing wrong?
Public lot__no As String = "<Lot no>928374</Lot no>"
Sub DoSomething()
Dim temp_string As String = "<beginning of record>ETCETCETC"
Dim myDelims As String() = New String() {"<beginning of record>"}
Dim Split() As String = temp_string.Split(myDelims, StringSplitOptions.None)
For Each s As String In Split
If InStr(s, lot__no) <> 0 Then
Debug.WriteLine("found" + s)
End If
Next
End Sub
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Alex Gordon
the thing is, my friend, i am certain your code is fine, and i am certain my code is fine, but there must be a low-level problem PLEASE HELP
Ralf de Kleine
Right, this seems a weird problem indeed. Have you tried creating a new application and tried this code again?
Not sure what you're asking but this code returns -1 / -1
Dim lotnr As String = "lot123"
For Each s As String In "123asd"
Debug.WriteLine(s.IndexOf("lot123"))
Debug.WriteLine(s.IndexOf(lotnr))
Next
Use IndexOf this way:
Dim lotnr As String = "lot123"
For Each s As String In "123asd"
Debug.WriteLine("lot123".IndexOf(s))
Debug.WriteLine(lotnr.IndexOf(s))
Next
This results in: 3 3 4 4 5 5 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1
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Alex Gordon
interesting, can you please give me an example what the values of s in this case?