I have a program which will locate a substring by index. For instance, searching for "no" in "Yes no yes no" would return 4 , the character index of the first "no".
I would like it to identify multiple occurrences. For instance, the above example would return both 4 and 11 (index of the other occurrence).
IndexOf has a set of overloads that can be used for this.
Dim str = "Yes No Yes No"
str.IndexOf("No", 6)
This starts searching from character 6. However I'd be tempted to use a regular expression instead.
Dim regex As New System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex("No")
For Each match As RegularExpressions.Match In regex.Matches(str)
Console.WriteLine("Match found @ {0}", match.Index)
Next
This will give you much more control of the matching if you need to extend your rules further and IMO provides a clearer interface.
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