note 83914 modified in function.strpos by danbrown

I wasn't aware of the !== operator, only the === for false. I was using this code on strpos: <?php while( ! ($start=@strpos($source,$startTag,$end)) === false) { // ... } ?> This gave a false if the string was found at position 0, which is weird. However using <?php while(($start=@strpos($source,$startTag,$end)) !== false) { // ... } ?> Gives no such error and seems to work correctly --was-- I wasn't aware of the !== operator, only the === for false. I was using this code on strpos: while( ! ($start=@strpos($source,$startTag,$end)) === false) This gave a false if the string was found at position 0, which is weird. However using while(($start=@strpos($source,$startTag,$end)) !== false) Gives no such error and seems to work correctly http://php.net/manual/en/function.strpos.php