StringCompare
The function compares two strings and returns the comparison result in form of an integer.
int StringCompare(
const string& string1,
const string& string2,
bool case_sensitive=true
); |
Parameters
string1
[in] The first string.
string2
[in] The second string.
case_sensitive=true
[in] Case sensitivity mode selection. If it is true, then "A">"a". If it is false, then "A"="a". By default the value is equal to true.
Return Value
- -1 (minus one), if string1<string2
- 0 (zero), if string1=string2
- 1 (one), if string1>string2
Note
Example:
void OnStart()
{
//--- what is larger - apple or home?
string s1="Apple";
string s2="home";
//--- compare case sensitive
int result1=StringCompare(s1,s2);
if(result1>0) PrintFormat("Case sensitive comparison: %s > %s",s1,s2);
else
{
if(result1<0)PrintFormat("Case sensitive comparison: %s < %s",s1,s2);
else PrintFormat("Case sensitive comparison: %s = %s",s1,s2);
}
//--- compare case-insensitive
int result2=StringCompare(s1,s2,false);
if(result2>0) PrintFormat("Case insensitive comparison: %s > %s",s1,s2);
else
{
if(result2<0)PrintFormat("Case insensitive comparison: %s < %s",s1,s2);
else PrintFormat("Case insensitive comparison: %s = %s",s1,s2);
}
/* Result:
Case-sensitive comparison: Apple < home
Case insensitive comparison: Apple < home
*/
} |
See also
String Type, CharToString(), ShortToString(), StringToCharArray(), StringToShortArray(), StringGetCharacter(), Use of a Codepage
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