FindString(String,Int32) Method

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Finds all items in the list that starts with the specified string.

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#

'Declaration
 
Public Overloads Function FindString( _
   ByVal s As String, _
   ByVal findTargetColumnIndex As Integer _
) As MatchedComboItemCollection

'Usage
 
Dim instance As GcComboBox
Dim s As String
Dim findTargetColumnIndex As Integer
Dim value As MatchedComboItemCollection
 
value = instance.FindString(s, findTargetColumnIndex)

public MatchedComboItemCollection FindString( 
   string s,
   int findTargetColumnIndex
)

Parameters

s: The System.String to search for.
findTargetColumnIndex: The System.Int32 value to which column index search in.

Return Value

A MatchedComboItemCollection containing the matched items.

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, and returning the first item in the column located by findTargetColumnIndex of the list that matches the specified substring. You can then perform tasks, such as removing the item that contains the search text using the ListItemCollection.Remove method 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 GcComboBox, you must use the version of the FindString(String,Int32,Int32) method that provides a parameter for specifying a starting index within the GcComboBox. If you want to perform a search for an exact word match instead of a partial match, use the FindStringExact(String,Int32) method.

Reference

GcComboBox Class
GcComboBox Members
Overload List

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