String.find cant find "G" in "Gi"

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#1

if i try to call string.find like “String.Find(“G”, “Gi”)” then it returns nil. This script has always worked for me and now it does not? did roblox change how string.find works?

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#2

Reverse the arguments:

string.find("Gi", "G")
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#3

still returns nil even after i do that

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#4

It should return 1, 1 unless you’re doing something wrong apart from that

#5

try using string.lower like this:

if string.find(string.lower("Gi"), string.lower("G")) then
-- do stuff
end
#6

Try using string.match("Gi","G").

#7

yeah i had to do that, didnt know it was case sensitive

#8

You should mark @Nek0_Stars’s post as the solution rather than yours. You didn’t solve the post rather THEY did… pretty sure that’s common sense… -_-

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#9

well the reason i didnt originally mark their post as solution is because thats not the solution i used…
I insead changed the strings and didnt use string.lower, although i probably could have

#10

Then would you mind sharing the solution?

#11

oh all i did was change the strings that was it, i maked their post thoguh dont worry. Sorry about that

#12

Uhhh huh… Okay then.

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