strCmp Function - X++ Code
Table of Content:
Compares two text strings.
Syntax:
int strCmp(str text1, str text2)
Parameters
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Parameter |
Description |
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text1 |
The first string. |
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text2 |
The second string. |
Return Value
0 if the two strings are identical, 1 if the first string sorts earlier, or -1 if the second string sorts earlier.
Remarks
The comparison performed by this method is case-sensitive.
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print strCmp("abc", "abc"); //Returns the value 0.
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print strCmp("abc", "ABC"); //Returns the value 1.
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print strCmp("aaa", "bbb"); //Returns the value -1.
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print strCmp("ccc", "bbb"); //Returns the value 1.
internal final class CodePractice { public static void main(Args _args) { setPrefix("Output"); int result = strCmp("apple", "apple"); //Returns the value 0. Info(strFmt("%1", result)); int result1 = strCmp("apple", "banana"); //Returns the value -1. Info(strFmt("%1", result1)); int result2 = strCmp("banana", "apple"); //Returns the value 1. Info(strFmt("%1", result2)); int result3 = strCmp("abc", "abc"); //Returns the value 0. Info(strFmt("%1", result3)); int result4 = strCmp("abc", "ABC"); //Returns the value 1. Info(strFmt("%1", result4)); int result5 = strCmp("aaa", "bbb"); //Returns the value -1. Info(strFmt("%1", result5)); int result6 = strCmp("ccc", "bbb"); //Returns the value 1. Info(strFmt("%1", result6)); int result7 = strCmp("Human", "Humbn"); //Returns the value -1. Info(strFmt("%1", result7)); int result8 = strCmp("Humbn", "Human"); //Returns the value 1. Info(strFmt("%1", result8)); } }
Output:
0 -1 1 0 1 -1 1 -1 1