String.Find has a BUG

[alexsander_sc_br]

String.Find and String.ReverseFind have a BUG.

result = String.ReverseFind("SR123456789BR&123&435", "&", false);

This code generates an error: attempt to index a string value.

Any suggestion?

I tried to convert a string to a table.

The function DelimitedStringToTable does not Work because String.Find has a BUG.

My OS is Windows XP SP2, all updates, AMD Mobile Sempron 3100.

Thanks

[Brett]

Thanks for the report. We will look into that. REF: 16663

[Lorne]

For the record, it works fine here. (Returns 18.)

[longedge]

Same here and String.Find returns 14.

What other code is there, must be that that's causing the error.

[Dermot]

Works fine here too, returns 18.

[leebos]

Worke here, reverse = 18 normal = 14, no errors.

[alexsander_sc_br]

Hi.

The problem happend when a used a variable called "string".

[leebos]

You are correct, if "string" is used as a variable the first run is ok but the second run produces "Error, attempt to index a number value"

[Lorne]

"string" is the name of a table containing string functions in Lua (some of which are used by the String actions in AutoPlay, including String.Find).

If you use "string" as a variable name you remove access to the built-in Lua string functions.

[bule]

Yeah, this is not a bug.

[alexsander_sc_br]

OK, sorry. My mistake.