Check if variable contains some string

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I have this piece of code

 if ( x.str_NombreVariable == "User::v_sRutaArchivo")
                            x.str_ValorVariable += str_Archivo;
                        else if ( x.str_NombreVariable == "User::v_IdBitacoraCarga")
                        x.str_ValorVariable = _Bcarga.IdBitacoraCarga.ToString();

as you can see I do some comparissions: x.str_NombreVariable == "User::v_sRutaArchivo" or x.str_NombreVariable == "User::v_IdBitacoraCarga"

problem is that I have values into x.str_NombreVariable who doesn´t have "User::" and it don´t match with comparission. So I try to do something like:

"User::"+x.str_NombreVariable == "User::v_sRutaArchivo"

Problem is some x.str_NombreVariable come with "User::" as default so I get:

User::User::NombreVariable

and it is wrong I only need User::NombreVariable

So in other words: How can I check if x.str_NombreVariable doesnt contains "User::" add it and if it have don´t do anything? it is possible? Regards

Gerardo · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-24 19:57:15Z

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Just check if the string starts with User:: and if it does not add it:

if (!x.str_NombreVariable.StartsWith("User::"))
    x.str_NombreVariable = "User::" + x.str_NombreVariable;

Put this code above yours and you should be good.

Edit: I just add missing ')'

edited May 24, 2017 at 19:57

Gerardo

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answered May 24, 2017 at 19:52

Timo

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Guilherme · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-24 19:49:44Z

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if ("User::v_sRutaArchivo".Contains(x.str_NombreVariable))

This condition will work in any scenario.

answered May 24, 2017 at 19:49

Guilherme

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Gerardo Over a year ago

but if add string "User::" if it dont have? I want to add it if not

Guilherme Over a year ago

This piece of code works even without modifying the value of the variable. If you need to add the "User::" even after successfully comparing the values, then look at @Timo's answer.

Vlad · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-24 19:57:38Z

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Another solution would be to remove the "User::" part from your variable and the hardcoded string:

var nombreVar = x.str_NombreVariable.Replace("User::", "");
if ( nombreVar == "v_sRutaArchivo")
    x.str_ValorVariable += str_Archivo;
else if ( nombreVar == "v_IdBitacoraCarga")
    x.str_ValorVariable = _Bcarga.IdBitacoraCarga.ToString();

answered May 24, 2017 at 19:57

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