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Split on the last occurrence of a character
Wow, great answers - I'm really glad I asked the question. Now, more questions/comments... - So, substr is more efficient than using a regex. It's only a small data set in this case, but useful to know in future. - rindex is neat, didn't know about that before - In duncdude's answer, you need...- CoffeeGrinder
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Split on the last occurrence of a character
I've got a string with a varying number of .'s and I want to split on the last occurance of . to put the data into two variables without losing any other characters. How? At the moment I have a solution that uses $1 and $2, but I'd like to be able to do it with a 'simple' split. if...- CoffeeGrinder
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