In a Python external method:
import re
def FindOneOf(to_find, search_str):
match_obj = re.search("[%s]" % to_find, search_str)
if match_obj:
return match_obj.start() + 1
else:
return 0
So, calling FindOneOf("ghd", "abcdefghij") returns 4. This will work as
is unless
"Mabe, Brad" wrote:
> Will return a "4" because "d" is the fourth letter in the string
> "abcdefghij". If no match is made, a 0 is returned. This is especially
> useful when building a change password form, because I can easily check to
> see that the new password contains at least one special c
ColdFusion (I know, a dirty word ;-) ) has a nifty string function called
"FindOneOf" which returns the index of the occurrence of any character in a
string.
Example:
FindOneOf("ghd", "abcdefghij", 1)
Will return a "4" because "d" is the fourth letter in the string
"abcdefghij". If no match i
