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Onetastic Macro Documentation > Functions > String Functions > String_FindLastNotOf

String_FindLastNotOf

Finds the last character that does not match any of given the characters in an input string. Returns true if it was found and the offset it was found at, false otherwise.

Syntax

Bool String_FindLastNotOf(
	String string, 
	String characters, 
	Numeric offset, 
	out Numeric foundAt)

Parameters

String string
String to search in.
String characters
The set of characters to look for.
Numeric offset
Offset of the input string to start search from. If non-negative, search will start this number of characters counted from the beginning of the string, going backwards. If negative, the search will start this number of characters counted from the end of the string, going backwards.
out Numeric foundAt
If a character that does not match any of the given characters is found, the offset of the last occurence is stored in this variable.

Examples

// 1 2 3 4 // 01234567890123456789012345678901234567890 $string = "a4 b6 c5 4a b6 d5 f6 d7 e4 b6 c2 56 d4 5a" // ^ ^ ^ ^ // Instances of c, 7 and f are marked with ^ // Find first instance of anything but a,b,d,e,2,4,5,6 String_FindLastNotOf($string, "abde2456", 0, $foundAt) // Returns true, $foundAt is 30 // Find last instance within the first 20 characters String_FindLastNotOf($string, "abde2456", 9, $foundAt) // Returns true, $foundAt is 18 // Find last instance skipping the last 30 characters String_FindLastNotOf($string, "abde2456", -30, $foundAt) // Returns true, $foundAt is 6 // Not found String_FindLastNotOf($string, "abcdef24567", 0, $foundAt) // Returns false, $foundAt is not modified

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