> If you need to do a caseless match anywhere (and thus StrStr won't
> work) then yes, you'll have to write your own.
I guess doing a StrToLower on both the string to search and the one the
be searched for would work.
Pierre L.
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> Would StrStr() work?
>
YES ! It works fine.
Many Thanks.
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Like FindStrInStr, it seems that TxtFindString only matches the
beginning of words only - not documented in PalmRef doc.
That's the current behavior on all Latin-based devices. On Japanese &
Chinese devices it matches anywhere in the word. The behavior is
locale-sensitive.
Finding "ased" in "bas
pcles wrote:
Like FindStrInStr, it seems that TxtFindString only matches the
beginning of words only - not documented in PalmRef doc.
Finding "ased" in "based" doesn't work whereas finding "bas" in "based"
works fine.
To me, this makes this function quite useless. Is there any real usable
Pal
Like FindStrInStr, it seems that TxtFindString only matches the
beginning of words only - not documented in PalmRef doc.
Finding "ased" in "based" doesn't work whereas finding "bas" in "based"
works fine.
To me, this makes this function quite useless. Is there any real usable
Palm text find f
