char.get_after_last_separator: Return everything between after last occurence of separator...

In dads2busy/dataplumbr: Helpful Data Plumbing/Engineering Functions

Description

Return everything between after last occurence of separator and end of the string.

Usage

char.get_after_last_separator(string = "a.b?c.net", separator = ".",
  include_sep_in_output = FALSE)

Arguments

string	A character string.
separator	Default ".".
include_sep_in_output	Optional. Include the separator in the output. Default FALSE.

Examples

str <- "I am smart enough, good looking enough, and gosh darn it; people like me."
char.get_after_last_separator(str, separator = ",")
[1] " and gosh darn it; people like me."
char.get_after_last_separator(str, separator = ",", include_sep_in_output = T)
[1] ", and gosh darn it; people like me."

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