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NAME
strFind - Returns the position of a string or character within another string
SYNOPSIS
strFind -find [TEXT TO FIND] -string [STRING TO BE SEARCHED] -reverse [REVERSE SEARCH]
EXAMPLES
strFind -find b -string abcabc (returns: 2)
strFind -find b -string abcabc -reverse true (returns: 5)
strFind -find z -string abcabc (returns: 0)
DESCRIPTION
Returns the position of the first occurence of a string or character within another string.
If nothing is found, the command returns 0.
Set -reverse to TRUE if you wish to find the first instance starting from the end of the string.
This command IS case sensitive.
AUTHOR
Allen Ormond <aormond (at) fromrocks (dot) com>