ToolStripComboBox.FindStringExact Method
Definition
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Finds the item that exactly matches the specified string.
Overloads
| FindStringExact(String, Int32) |
Finds the first item after the specified index that exactly matches the specified string. |
| FindStringExact(String) |
Finds the first item in the ToolStripComboBox that exactly matches the specified string. |
FindStringExact(String, Int32)
- Source:
- ToolStripComboBox.cs
- Source:
- ToolStripComboBox.cs
- Source:
- ToolStripComboBox.cs
Finds the first item after the specified index that exactly matches the specified string.
public:
int FindStringExact(System::String ^ s, int startIndex);public int FindStringExact (string s, int startIndex);public int FindStringExact (string? s, int startIndex);member this.FindStringExact : string * int -> intPublic Function FindStringExact (s As String, startIndex As Integer) As IntegerParameters
- startIndex
- Int32
The zero-based index of the item before the first item to be searched. Set to -1 to search from the beginning of the control.
Returns
The zero-based index of the first item found; returns -1 if no match is found.
Remarks
The search performed by this method is not case-sensitive. The s parameter is a substring to compare against the text associated with the items in the combo box list. The search performs a partial match starting from the beginning of the text at the specified index, and returns the first item in the list that matches the specified substring. You can then perform tasks, such as removing the item that contains the search text or changing the item's text. Once you have found the specified text, if you want to search for other instances of exact text in the ToolStripComboBox, use this method to specify a starting index within the ToolStripComboBox. If you want to search for a partial match instead of the exact word, use the FindString method.
Applies to
FindStringExact(String)
- Source:
- ToolStripComboBox.cs
- Source:
- ToolStripComboBox.cs
- Source:
- ToolStripComboBox.cs
Finds the first item in the ToolStripComboBox that exactly matches the specified string.
public:
int FindStringExact(System::String ^ s);public int FindStringExact (string s);public int FindStringExact (string? s);member this.FindStringExact : string -> intPublic Function FindStringExact (s As String) As IntegerParameters
Returns
The zero-based index of the first item found; -1 if no match is found.
Remarks
The search performed by this method is not case-sensitive. The s parameter is a substring to compare against the text associated with the items in the combo box list. The search performs a partial match starting from the beginning of the text at the specified index, and returns the first item in the list that matches the specified substring. You can then perform tasks, such as removing the item that contains the search text or changing the item's text. Once you have found the specified text, if you want to search for other instances of the text in the ToolStripComboBox, use FindString method to specify a starting index within the ToolStripComboBox. If you want to search for a partial match instead of the exact word, use the FindString method.
