ee.String.rindex
Searches a string for the last occurrence of a substring. Returns the index of the first match, or -1.
Usage | Returns |
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String.rindex(pattern) | Integer |
Argument | Type | Details |
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this: target | String | The string to search. |
pattern | String | The string to find. |
Examples
print(ee.String('aBc-Abc').rindex('A')); // 4
print(ee.String('aBc-Abc').rindex('a')); // 0
print(ee.String('aBc-Abc').rindex('Bc')); // 1
print(ee.String('aBc-Abc').rindex('Z')); // -1
print(ee.String('aBc-Abc').rindex('-')); // 3
print(ee.String('aBc-Abc').rindex('')); // 7
Python setup
See the
Python Environment page for information on the Python API and using
geemap
for interactive development.
import ee
import geemap.core as geemap
print(ee.String('aBc-Abc').rindex('A').getInfo()) # 4
print(ee.String('aBc-Abc').rindex('a').getInfo()) # 0
print(ee.String('aBc-Abc').rindex('Bc').getInfo()) # 1
print(ee.String('aBc-Abc').rindex('Z').getInfo()) # -1
print(ee.String('aBc-Abc').rindex('-').getInfo()) # 3
print(ee.String('aBc-Abc').rindex('').getInfo()) # 7
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Last updated 2024-07-13 UTC.
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