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| Summary | #include <string.h> unsigned int strrpos ( const unsigned char *string, /* string to search */ char c); /* character to find */ |
| Description | The strrpos function searches string for the last occurrence of c. The null character terminating string is included in the search. |
| Return Value | The strrpos function returns the index of the last character matching c in string or a value of -1 if no matching character was found. The index of the first character in string is 0. |
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| Example | #include <string.h> #include <stdio.h> /* for printf */ void tst_strrpos (const unsigned char *s) { unsigned int i; i = strrpos (s, ' '); if (i == -1) printf ("No spaces found in %s\n", s); else printf ("Last space in %s is at offset %d\n", s, i); } |
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