TheCommonUtils..::..CStringPosInStringList Method

public static int CStringPosInStringList(
	string strIn,
	string pSearchStr,
	char sep
)

Public Shared Function CStringPosInStringList ( _
	strIn As String, _
	pSearchStr As String, _
	sep As Char _
) As Integer

public:
static int^ CStringPosInStringList(
	String^ strIn, 
	String^ pSearchStr, 
	wchar_t^ sep
)

A compound string is a string made up of multiple tokens, with a delimiter character separating tokens from one another. The return value is not the character position, but instead is the count of delimiter characters from the start of the string to the search string. For example, in the following call CStringPosInStringList("first;second;third", "second", ';') the function returns 1.