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string.Contains() and IndexOf() throw FormatException

原文 2010-08-02 15:03:07 8 1 c#/ string

Why would myString.Contains(" ") or myString.IndexOf(' ') throw a FormatException "Invalid name format"? This exception is only thrown when there is a space in myString .

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Looking at the MSDN pages for the string.Contains and string.IndexOf methods clearly shows that neither of these methods ever throws a FormatException .

I can only conclude that it must be another part of the code (possibly a call to string.Format ?) throwing this exception. Perhaps posting the relevant section of code would help?

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