Well, tell me, does the string "Hi there" contain the substring "" ?  Kinda
like dividing by 0, there is no real answer.  Any string could be considered
to contain a null string, or could it?  Depends on your point of view.

I wouldn't mind searching for a null string to bomb out, as I wouldn't mind
a divide by zero bombing out.  Any result a divide by zero gives could be
considered wrong.  Is it 0 or infinite?  Null contained in a string, is it
the first position, all positions or no positions?

That is something that should be checked in code, not the function.

Regards,

Jim Langston

-----Original Message-----
From: Nicolay, Paul [mailto:paul_nicolay@merck.com]

Hi Barbara,

I just opened a problem report if that is of any help.

As far as the 'needle' is concerned... why not return 0 as well ?

Kind regards,
Paul


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