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Simon_InT
Contributor
9 years ago
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aqString.Compare

I am using the aqString.Compare and it's returning the incorrect result. The code looks like this:   var String1 = "15"; var String2 = "7" var test = aqString.Compare(String1, String2, false)   ...
  • tristaanogre's avatar
    tristaanogre
    9 years ago

    As baxatob pointed out,, aqString.Compare does a character comparison of strings.  If you're looking at comparing numeric values to determine if one is less than or greater than another, I would suggest converting the strings to integers and then comparing.

     

    var String1 = "15";
var String2 = "7";

if (aqConvert.StrToInt(String1) < aqConvert.StrToInt(String2)) {
    Log.Message('Well, this didn't work');
}
else { Log.Message('Worked just fine')}
tristaanogre's avatar
tristaanogre
Esteemed Contributor
9 years ago

As baxatob pointed out,, aqString.Compare does a character comparison of strings.  If you're looking at comparing numeric values to determine if one is less than or greater than another, I would suggest converting the strings to integers and then comparing.

 

var String1 = "15";
var String2 = "7";

if (aqConvert.StrToInt(String1) < aqConvert.StrToInt(String2)) {
    Log.Message('Well, this didn't work');
}
else { Log.Message('Worked just fine')}
Simon_InT's avatar
Simon_InT
Contributor
9 years ago

Thanks tristaanogre, this worked for me.