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[Python-Dev] Discussion on adding rsplit() for strings and unicode objects.

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>I'm all for it.  I've had to implement rsplit on my own as well, and always
>lamented (but never did anything, unfortunately) about its lack in the
>standard library.  That strings have rfind, rindex, rstrip, and rjust, but
>not rsplit always seemed somewhat less than complete to me.

These "r" are not a single family... some mean reverse some mean right.

BArry

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