Format
findlasttextEx(Haystack,Needle,Start=0,End=1)
Returns
The last position of Needle in Haystack; 0 if not found.
Args
Haystack: The text string to search.Needle: The sub-text to search for.Start: The text byte position in Haystack in which to begin the search. Because this searches backwards, the default is the end of the string (0).End: The earliest position in Haystack that can be matched as a result.
This instruction is sensitive to the case of Haystack and Needle. The case-insensitive version is findlasttext().
If the start or end position is negative, the position is counted backwards from the end of the string.
Note
Unlike findtextEx(), a regular expression may NOT be used as the Needle. Searching backwards is simply too complex for the regular expression engine.
Note
In strings containing non-ASCII characters, byte position and character position are not the same thing. Use
findlasttextEx_char()to work with character counts instead of bytes, at a performance cost. See the Unicode section for more information.