I need to know, how to find out if string 1 in in the start of string 2.
Example: string1: test / string2:testing = returns true
string1: test /string2: gettested = returns false
Is string in start of other string?
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Is string in start of other string?
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Or you could do a comparison using the substring method
dim s as string = "test"
dim t as string = "test string"
if t.substring(0,4) = s then '//This will be true
end if
Of you could use the left$ method (But this is older Basic method)
if left$(t,4) = s then '//This will be true
end if
robinjam