Expander shortcut for string.LastIndexOfAny()#6963
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Allowing a string as a char array to call string.LastIndexOfAny(char[]) seems like a sensible thing to do. However the other two overloads expecting a startIndex and count seem to be too exotic to support.
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I'm honestly not even sure how to pass a char array to a function in MSBuild, and I saw people using strings, so I guess makes sense to support that?
IndexOfAny is already supported, implemented exactly the way you implemented LastIndexOfAny so I'd say this makes perfect sense. Thank you!
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Allowing a string as a char array to call string.LastIndexOfAny(char[]) seems like a sensible thing to do.
However the other two overloads expecting a
startIndex and count seem to be too exotic to support.
I'm honestly not even sure how to pass a char array to a function in MSBuild, and I saw people using strings, so I guess makes sense to support that?