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RINSTR

n = RINSTR ( [start], s1, s2 )

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Returns the position of the last occurrence of string s2 in string s1 starting from the position start. If there is no match, RINSTR returns 0

Example

s = "ab12ab34"
print rinstr(s, "ab")      ' Output: 5
print rinstr(6, s, "ab")   ' Output: 0
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