arrayFind(array, valueToFind)
Last updated April 30, 2008
Version: 2 | Requires: CF6 | Library: DataManipulationLib
Description:
The arrayFind function performs a case sensitive search to find the index number of a value in a single dimension array using the java.util.List indexOf method.
Because this function performs a case sensitive search, Harry or hArry etc., would not be found (if the item is harry). Also since java arrays start at 0, I modified the returned value to conform to CFMX array index values.
Return Values:
Returns a number, 0 if no match is found.
Example:
<cfset arry = listToArray("tom, dick, harry, phred")>
<cfset test = arrayFind(arry,"tom")>
returns a 1
<cfset test2 = arrayFind(arry,"Tom")>
returns a 0 (not found)
Parameters:
Name | Description | Required |
---|---|---|
array | Array to search. | Yes |
valueToFind | Value to find. | Yes |
Full UDF Source:
<!---
The arrayFind function uses the java.util.list indexOf function to find an element in an array.
v1 by Nathan Dintenfas.
@param array Array to search. (Required)
@param valueToFind Value to find. (Required)
@return Returns a number, 0 if no match is found.
@author Larry C. Lyons (larryclyons@gmail.com)
@version 2, April 30, 2008
--->
<cffunction name="arrayFind" access="public" hint="returns the index number of an item if it is in the array" output="false" returntype="numeric">
<cfargument name="array" required="true" type="array">
<cfargument name="valueToFind" required="true" type="string">
<cfreturn (arguments.array.indexOf(arguments.valueToFind)) + 1>
</cffunction>
Search CFLib.org
Latest Additions
Raymond Camden added
QueryDeleteRows
November 04, 2017
Leigh added
nullPad
May 11, 2016
Raymond Camden added
stripHTML
May 10, 2016
Kevin Cotton added
date2ExcelDate
May 05, 2016
Raymond Camden added
CapFirst
April 25, 2016