[riste.kgb]

if(strfind(data[Something], string) !== -1) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}

It doesn't work.

Also contain, containi is not working properly. What's the point to exists these functions when they returns -1, and zero (which in if, while statements are false)

I want to search string inside another string, it can be 1 single char from that string or all strings.

equal and or equali will not work in my situation.

if(!(strfind(data[Something],string))

Will not work,because always returns 1 even if no string match
Tested it with !! too.

AMXXi is 1.8.2

[edon1337]

Originally Posted by riste.kgb Also contain, containi is not working properly. What's the point to exists these functions when they returns -1, and zero (which in if, while statements are false)

Check doc before posting.

Return -1 on failure (no match found). Any other value

You have to check != -1 to make sure that string1 is contained somewhere inside string2.

[riste.kgb]

Originally Posted by edon1337 Check doc before posting. You have to check != -1 to make sure that string1 is contained somewhere inside the string2.

I know, i did that again but there is bug and it is not even checking.


Again not works i even did multiple checks

if(strfind(data[something],string) != -1) || !strfind(data[something,string) || strfind(data[something],string) > 0 ) {
return true
} else {
return false
}

Second checking if the result is 0 => which is false always

[Natsheh]

What ??? At least use the last amxx stable version which is 182 contain/i should return -1 on failure and greater than -1 on success

[riste.kgb]

Originally Posted by Natsheh What ??? At least use the last amxx stable version which is 182 contain/i should return -1 on failure and greater than -1 on success

I forgot it is 1.8.2 amxx version, and this is bugged.

functions:

strfind()
contain()
containi()

[Natsheh]

If it is bugged it would be already fixed on v182 I had never experienced any problem using them..

[riste.kgb]

Originally Posted by Natsheh If it is bugged it would be already fixed on v182 I had never experienced any problem using them..

I experienced it right now.

[OciXCrom]

Please show the full code. You're obviously doing something wrong.

PHP Code:

if(strfind(where, what) != -1) 


PHP Code:

if(contain(where, what) != -1) 


PHP Code:

if(containi(where, what) != -1) 


[riste.kgb]

Originally Posted by OciXCrom Please show the full code. You're obviously doing something wrong. PHP Code: if(strfind(where, what) != -1)  PHP Code: if(contain(where, what) != -1)  PHP Code: if(containi(where, what) != -1)

I've checked first how i put in array the flags then i see that it was wrong in native, i forgot to add
param_convert(5), and there it happens that bug. So now it's fixed.

It appears that is not a bug with function strfind.

I fixed this problem. Thank you guys for assisting in the thread.