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XMLString::findAny does not weem to work
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XMLString::findAny does not weem to work
------- Additional Comments From alby@exceloncorp.com 2003-04-21 18:56 -------
I would say it's a documentation bug: by looking at the name and the code of
the function, findAny reports the first location where is found one of the
character of the second argument. So you are looking for either 'F','o','u',
or 'r', not for the substring "Four". The right function for what you want
is "patternMatch"
Alberto
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