Reputation: 2783
I normally work with C++Builder and just started to test in Delphi. I can't find line breaks with Delphi's (XE5) Pos()
function and it's weird syntax. What do I wrong? With other functions like StringReplace()
it works fine. Here is an example code:
sl := TStringList.Create;
sl.Add('Hello');
sl.Add('world');
sl.Add('!');
if (Pos(sl.Text, #13#10) > 0) then
ShowMessage('1')
else if (Pos(sl.Text, #13) > 0) then
ShowMessage('2')
else if (Pos(sl.Text, #10) > 0) then
ShowMessage('3')
else
ShowMessage('4'); // Comes always here...
That's how I always did it in C++Builder and had never a problem with it.
Upvotes: 4
Views: 7135
Reputation: 136431
You are passing the arguments of the Pos
function in a wrong order, first you must pass the substring to search and then the buffer string.
function Pos(const SubStr, Str: _ShortStr; Offset: Integer): Integer;
function Pos(const SubStr, Str: UnicodeString; Offset: Integer): Integer; overload;
function Pos(const SubStr, Str: _WideStr; Offset: Integer): Integer; overload;
function Pos(const SubStr, Str: _RawByteStr; Offset: Integer): Integer;
Try this
if Pos(#13#10, sl.Text) > 0 then
or
if Pos(sLineBreak, sl.Text) > 0 then
Upvotes: 8