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‎Examples

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‎Examples

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‎Results

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‎Usage

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‎Overview

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         set_return_data("Match!");
+  }
 // Regular expression example
 sindex(action_desc, "(wf:[0-9]+)");
 // This will print "sindex: 2"
 printf("sindex: %d\n", sindex("This is a test message.", "is"));

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	set_return_data("Match!");		set_return_data("Match!");
	}		}
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		+	// Regular expression example
		+	sindex(action_desc, "(wf:[0-9]+)");
		+
		+	// This will print "sindex: 2"
		+	printf("sindex: %d\n", sindex("This is a test message.", "is"));

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 == Results ==
-Sindex will return a -1 is no match is found or a 0 if a match is made.
+Sindex will return a -1 is no match is found or the position of the first character of the match. Position count starts from zero.
 == Examples ==

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 == Usage ==
-sindex(''"string"'',''"match"'');
+int sindex(string search_str, string pattern);
-Unknown if any wildcards are supported
+Returns the index of the first appearance of PATTERN in the SEARCH_STR.
 == Results ==

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 == Overview ==
 A spel function which, although much diffrent in syntax, works similar to regex (Regular Expression) string matches found in most other programming languages.
 == Usage ==

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 == Overview ==

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 [[Category:Spel]]
 == Description ==
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         set_return_data("Match!");
+  }