• Jay Norwood (3/3) Feb 19 2012 I see rfind is deprecated and std.regexp is deprecated, and no
• Jay Norwood (14/17) Feb 19 2012 I was trying to rebuild bud wit 2.058, and so at around line 2078

"Jay Norwood" <jayn prismnet.com> writes:

I see rfind is deprecated and std.regexp is deprecated, and no 
rfind in std.string, so is there some equivalent operation in 
std.regex?

"Jay Norwood" <jayn prismnet.com> writes:

On Sunday, 19 February 2012 at 18:55:21 UTC, Jay Norwood wrote:
 I see rfind is deprecated and std.regexp is deprecated, and no 
 rfind in std.string, so is there some equivalent operation in 
 std.regex?

I was trying to rebuild bud wit 2.058, and so at around line 2078 
I replaced the rfind by using lastIndexOf.  I suppose this is 
what was intended to be the replacement for this particular case, 
since it wasn't using a RegExp originally.

     version (Windows)
     {
         int DotPos;
         DotPos =  std.string.lastIndexOf(vAppName, '.');
         if (DotPos != -1)
         {
             vAppName.length = DotPos;
         }
     }