Is this standard c++ behaviour or a bug? Topic is solved

[Wolfgang]

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if (befehl.find(" ") > 0)
	{
This gets executed if found and also if not found!
}

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wxInt16 testm = befehl.find(" ");
	if (testm > 0)
	{
	This only gets executed when found!
	}

[PB]

unlike wxString::Find(), wxString::find() is same as as std::string::find(), it returns size_t, i.e., an unsigned integer.

If find() does not find the string, std::string::npos is returned so you have to check for this value
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/string/string/find/

[Wolfgang]

unlike wxString::Find(), wxString::find() is same as as std::string::find(), it returns size_t, i.e., an unsigned integer.

If find() does not find the string, std::string::npos is returned so you have to check for this value
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/string/string/find/

Thanks, now I understand the difference is wxString::Find() to wxString::find().