In Objective-C
the code to check for a substring in an NSString
is:
NSString *string = @\"hello Swift\";
NSRange textRange =[strin
Here is my first stab at this in the swift playground. I extend String by providing two new functions (contains and containsIgnoreCase)
extension String {
func contains(other: String) -> Bool{
var start = startIndex
do{
var subString = self[Range(start: start++, end: endIndex)]
if subString.hasPrefix(other){
return true
}
}while start != endIndex
return false
}
func containsIgnoreCase(other: String) -> Bool{
var start = startIndex
do{
var subString = self[Range(start: start++, end: endIndex)].lowercaseString
if subString.hasPrefix(other.lowercaseString){
return true
}
}while start != endIndex
return false
}
}
Use it like this
var sentence = "This is a test sentence"
sentence.contains("this") //returns false
sentence.contains("This") //returns true
sentence.containsIgnoreCase("this") //returns true
"This is another test sentence".contains(" test ") //returns true
I'd welcome any feedback :)