What does this name even mean?! I walk a string, looking for a match to what you asked for that ISN'T inside a string declaration. e.g. Find the next closing parenthesis, starting from the first opening paren. MyFun(x, "some string ()"); This would find the last paren, NOT the one inside the string.
ExcludeStringMatcher Class Documentation
Example #1
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        public void FindsAMatchWhenThereIsOne()
        {
            string source = "Some!String";
            var matcher = new ExcludeStringMatcher(source);

            Assert.Equal(4, matcher.FindNextIndex('!'));
        }
Example #2
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        public void DoesntFindMatchIfMatchIsInsideStringLiteral()
        {
            string source = "Some \"!\" String";
            var matcher = new ExcludeStringMatcher(source);

            Assert.Null(matcher.FindNextIndex('!'));
        }
Example #3
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        public void DoesntFindAMatchIfThereIsntOne()
        {
            string source = "SomeString";
            var matcher = new ExcludeStringMatcher(source);

            Assert.Null(matcher.FindNextIndex('!'));
        }
Example #4
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        public void MatchIndexIsCorrectlyOffsetWhenUsingStartIndex()
        {
            string source = "Some St!ring";
            var matcher = new ExcludeStringMatcher(source);

            matcher.SetStartIndex(5);

            Assert.Equal(7, matcher.FindNextIndex('!'));
        }
Example #5
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        public void DoesntFindAMatchWhenMatchIsBeforeStartIndex()
        {
            string source = "Some!String";
            var matcher = new ExcludeStringMatcher(source);

            matcher.SetStartIndex(5);

            Assert.Null(matcher.FindNextIndex('!'));
        }