I am trying to write this function to grab the text value and then strip the text from after the - symbol and the - symbol itself. eg
How would I find the index of an item in the string array in the following code开发者_如何学JAVA:
Could so开发者_运维知识库meone point me why the IndexOf returns always zero in the following text?
I\'m running AQTime on this piece of code, I found that .IndexOf takes 16% of the time vs close to 80% for the other piece...They appear to use the same IsEqual and other routines.Called 116,000 times
The below function works fine on Opera, Firefox and Chrome. However, in IE8 it fails on the if ( allowed.indexOf(ext[1]) == -1) part.
Is there an XMLList equivalent to Arr开发者_如何学Cay.indexOf? For example - var array:Array = [\'one\',\'two\'];
Well simple question here (maybe not a simple answer?) Say I have a two dimensional array [0] [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
I have problem with Java\'s ArrayList. I\'ve created an Object, that contains two attributes, x and y. Now I\'ve loaded some object in my ArrayList. Problem is that I don\'t know how to find index of
I know 开发者_JAVA技巧that I can return the index of a particular character of a string with the indexof() function, but how can I return the character at a particular index?string s = \"hello\";
How to continue from where I have been searching to find the index? I am searching in a file to find the index of a character; then I have to continue from there to find the index of the next charact
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