BryanDerksen: Category:String functions

2010-02-10T21:11:01Z

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{{dafunction
|name = UT_FindSubString
|brief = Returns the position of a substring within a string.
|param1type = string
|param1name = sString
|param1desc = the string to search
|param1default =
|param2type = string
|param2name = sSubString
|param2desc = the substring to search for
|param2default =
|param3type = int
|param3name = nInstance
|param3desc = The instance of the substring to return (default is the first instance).
|param3default = 1
|returntype = int
|returndesc = the starting index of the specified instance of the substring. -1 on error.
|sourcefile = utility_h
|sourcemodule = Core Resources
}}

== Description ==


Returns the starting index of the specified instance of the substring sSubstring within the string sString. Returns -1 if the specified instance of the substring does not occur in the string. The search is 0 indexed, so if the substring occurs at the very beginning of the string this function will return 0. 'UT_FindSubString("monkey_laser_fun", "_", 2);' would return 12.

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BryanDerksen: Category:String functions

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