SomeString.IndexOf(someString) returns 1 instead of 0 under .NET 4?

Your string exists of two characters: a soft hyphen (Unicode code point 173) and a hyphen (Unicode code point 45).

It seems be a bug in . NET4, and new changes reverted in . NET4 Beta1 to previous version same as .

NET 2.0/3.0/3.5.

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