QString::indexOf Qt::CaseInsensitive

[Carlsberg]

Hello,

Ca anyone explain me if indexOf() is bugged or has a meaning I don't really understand?

For example

QString str = "Splash Screen";
	QString pattern = "SCreen";
 
	int i = str.indexOf(pattern, Qt::CaseInsensitive);
	cout << i << endl;

QString str = "Splash Screen";
	QString pattern = "SCreen";

	int i = str.indexOf(pattern, Qt::CaseInsensitive);
	cout << i << endl;

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will print -1, I say it should print 7

On the other hand contains() works ok

bool b = str.contains(pattern, Qt::CaseInsensitive);
cout << b << endl;

this will return TRUE

[caduel]

QString::indexOf() takes case-sensitivity as its 3rd argument, the 2nd is the start-offset to start the search...

HTH

[Carlsberg]

lol. I'm going now to check my eyes

[lyuts]

I think that even with correct indexOf call it should return you -1.

You have

QString str = "Splash Screen";
QString pattern = "SCreen";

QString str = "Splash Screen";
QString pattern = "SCreen";

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and obviously "SCreen" is not a part of "SplashScreen".