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FIND string! does an implicit FORM of its second argument when not a string type, but apparently just searches for the raw string data of other string types. This is wrong for FIND string! tag!, where it should be searching for the angle brackets as well.
(This is split off of #1159)
>> find "<a>"<a>=="a>"; should be "<a>">> find/tail"<a>b"<a>==">b"; should be "b">> find/match"<a>b"<a>== none ; should be "b"
CC - Data [ Version: alpha 76 Type: Bug Platform: All Category: Native Reproduce: Always Fixed-in:none ]
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Submitted by: BrianH
FIND string! does an implicit FORM of its second argument when not a string type, but apparently just searches for the raw string data of other string types. This is wrong for FIND string! tag!, where it should be searching for the angle brackets as well.
(This is split off of #1159)
CC - Data [ Version: alpha 76 Type: Bug Platform: All Category: Native Reproduce: Always Fixed-in:none ]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: