And the other way around...as you also talked about "the last 8
characters"...
DIM coll AS NEW Collection
DIM value AS String
coll.Add("A", "A12345678")
coll.Add("B", "B12345678")
coll.Add("C", "C12345678")
coll.Add("D", "12345678")
FOR EACH value IN coll
PRINT "Value: " & value & " Key: " & coll.key & " Value of
coll[" & coll.key & "] : " & coll[coll.key]
NEXT
Value: A Key: A12345678 Value of coll[A12345678] : A
Value: B Key: B12345678 Value of coll[B12345678] : B
Value: C Key: C12345678 Value of coll[C12345678] : C
Value: D Key: 12345678 Value of coll[12345678] : D
On Wed, 2011-10-12 at 21:37 +0200, Caveat wrote:
> DIM coll AS NEW Collection
> DIM value AS String
> coll.Add("A", "12345678A")
> coll.Add("B", "12345678B")
> coll.Add("C", "12345678C")
> coll.Add("D", "12345678")
> FOR EACH value IN coll
> PRINT "Value: " & value & " Key: " & coll.key & " Value of
> coll[" & coll.key & "] : " & coll[coll.key]
> NEXT
>
> I don't get what the problem is. In both Gambas2 and Gambas3 I get the
> expected result:
>
> Value: A Key: 12345678A Value of coll[12345678A] : A
> Value: B Key: 12345678B Value of coll[12345678B] : B
> Value: C Key: 12345678C Value of coll[12345678C] : C
> Value: D Key: 12345678 Value of coll[12345678] : D
>
> Am I missing the obvious here, or is this affecting only a certain
> version of Gambas or a specific platform?
>
> Kind regards,
> Caveat
>
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