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'''Code:''' | |||
Alternative implementation - may be faster, but untested. | |||
<lsl>integer uSubStringLastIndex(string vStrSrc, string vStrTst) | |||
{ | |||
if (vStrTst == "") | |||
return 0; | |||
integer index = llSubStringIndex(vStrSrc, vStrTst); | |||
integer index2; | |||
if (index != -1) //found, look again | |||
index2 = uSubStringLastIndex(llGetSubString(vStrSrc, index + 1, -1), vStrTst) + 1; | |||
return index + index2; | |||
} | |||
/*// Contributed Freely to the Public Domain without limitation by Sasun Steinbeck. //*/</lsl> | |||
}} | }} | ||
Revision as of 13:49, 14 March 2012
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User-Defined Function: integer uSubStringLastIndex( string vStrSrc, string vStrTst );
Returns a integer that is the positive index of the last vStrTst within vStrSrc
- vStrSrc: source string to check
- vStrTst: string to look for
if vStrTst is not found in vStrSrc -1 is returned.
the index of the first character is 0
Code:
- LSO: 182 bytes
- MONO: 1024 bytes
<lsl>integer uSubStringLastIndex( string vStrSrc, string vStrTst ){
integer vIdxFnd =
llStringLength( vStrSrc ) -
llStringLength( vStrTst ) -
llStringLength(
llList2String(
llParseStringKeepNulls( vStrSrc, (list)vStrTst, [] ),
0xFFFFFFFF ) //-- (-1)
);
return (vIdxFndCaveats
- Performs a literal match (case sensitive).
- Wildcards and RegEx are not supported.
- Attempting to match an empty string ("") will return 0 instead of -1.
Notes
- This function is operates exactly like llSubStringIndex (including caveats), from the opposite end of the string.