Forums Bug Reports Found a bug in isinCS operator!

whell, isinCS is not case sensitive operator in mirc 6.16 becose when compare ass and assh this return true.
just type in status ->
//if (ass isincs raper cococ assh) { echo ok }
if you see the echo i have reason. to correct than i use $matchtok with $len to locate the word i need.
i think that using ->
//if (ass $+ $chr(32) isincs raper cococ assh) { echo ok }
<- resolve problem too.

using if (ass isincs assh) will return true, because ass is in assh. The fact that there's an h at the end of the 2nd item is irrelevant.

Now, if you could prove that a statement like
if (ass isincs ASSH) and have it return true, then I would say you have a valid bug.

But at the moment, you're comparing a lowercase item to a lowercase item, which will return true, presuming that the first item is in the second, which, per your example, is the case.

looks like you're looking for

There is also $istokcs incase you really were after case sensitive comparison but just really screwed up the example.

Maybe what you are looking for is either 'iswm/iswmcs' or '===' although as stated $istok/$istokcs is probably best if you are trying to find if a word exists exactly in string

if (* ass iswm raper cococ assh) { echo ok } - will not echo
if (* ass iswmcs raper cococ asS) { echo ok } - will not echo
if (ass === raper cococ assh) { echo ok } - will not echo
if (ass === asS) { echo ok } - will not echo

thanks to all and sorry my equivocated post