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URG!! Last position of a character
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If I have files with names like abcd.20080625.1234.abc.XYZ abcd.20080625.1234.abc.XYZW how can I get the XYZ or XYZW part? is there something like an Index() function but in reverse order? I was thinking that if I can get the position of the last dot (.) I can use substr, but i dont know how to get the last position of a character. Thanks |
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