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A possible way IMO of doing this is to make a new function find_low_level and cut & paste all the code written in find_char_char to this new function. I will keep this new function private and out of the interface find. Then I can add back argument to all the 4 functions that are in find interface. So, these 4 functions will call the find_low_level in their implementation. find_low_level will not take any back argument, rather these 4 high level functions will take care of the back argument and modify the input given by user accordingly before calling find_low_level.
This is one of the possible ways of implementing back feature by building upon find_low_level function (which provides with essential features like occurrence, consider_overlapping).
Description
Proposal (by @everythingfunctional) to add
back
argument tofind
function (as merged in PR: #433)Prior Art
intrinsic
index
of fortran providesback
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