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C# and ArrayLists	by tzulah	2004-10-21 13:55:04
The Microsoft documentation has outsmarted me once again. I have an ArrayList that is populated with a bunch of strings, and before adding a new string I want to check if it already exists. I'm using the following: if (myArrayList.Contains(newString) == true) { ... } The problem is that it is a case sensitive comparison. I need a case insensitive comparison. Is there an easy way to do this, or do I have to go to all of the trouble of looping through every list item myself and doing a case insensitive string.Compare on every string? Gahhhh!
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Couldn't you make all strings lower-case before	by Scirocco	2004-10-21 14:00:56
I need to retain case (n/t)	by tzulah	2004-10-21 14:03:23
And now, the real problem	by tzulah	2004-10-21 14:02:50
You need to loop and compare.	by ManiacJoe	2004-10-21 14:03:18
The docs say listbox compares	by ManiacJoe	2004-10-21 14:11:15
We have a winner!	by tzulah	2004-10-21 14:55:23
You can usually	by Didactylos	2004-10-21 14:18:16

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