StringInStr Vs StringRegExp

[Kogmedia]

If StringInStr($oIE_Source,"has been removed or is no longer available.") Then

If StringRegExp($oIE_Source,"removed or is no longer available.",1) Then

Anyone have any idea which one is faster?

Edited June 5, 2007 by Kogmedia

[WeMartiansAreFriendly]

You can try a speed test.. StrInString is faster in the test for me.

$sString = 'Autoit'

For $x = 1 to 8
    ConsoleWrite('Test '&$x&@LF)
    $itime = TimerInit()
    If StringInStr($sString,'Autoit') Then ConsoleWrite(@TAB&'Str='&TimerDiff($itime)&' ms'&@lf)
    $itime = TimerInit()
    If StringRegExp($sString,'Autoit') Then ConsoleWrite(@TAB&'Reg='&TimerDiff($itime)&' ms'&@lf)
Next

[Kogmedia]

Thanks, I am doing a speed test but my script take 2 1/2 hours to exc

Thanks for your reply I will test the regex results & when it has finished parsing instring,

I didn't think of making a script to test