Re: Search NSString for a word and get a boolean value
Re: Search NSString for a word and get a boolean value
- Subject: Re: Search NSString for a word and get a boolean value
- From: John Bishop <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 11 Jul 2008 18:47:06 -0500
- X_cmae_category: 0,0 Undefined,Undefined
Moritz Siller <email@hidden> said:
For the first occurrence:
BOOL found = ([myString rangeOfString:@"*** FLOP ***"].location != NSNotFound);
which you could have easily found in the "FInding Characters and Substrings" section of the NSString Class Reference documentation. Happy coding.
>I have a string and I want to search it for the word "*** FLOP ***"
>and get a simple boolean value to know if the string contains this word.
>
>I have tried with the NSScanner class` methods, but i am not even sure
>if they are made for that purposes.
>Is there a simple method to do the job? Are the NSScanner methods the
>right way and I am just handling them wrong?
>
>If you think this question is too stupid and i should solve it on my
>own please just ignore it ;-)
>
>Greetings, Moritz.
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