LITERAL STRINGS / COMPILED GOOO
Find text. Count matches.
Search a short text with Go’s literal, case-sensitive rules, executed by the Gooo port. The first position is a UTF-8 byte offset; the count uses non-overlapping matches.
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Search rules
Index returns the first matching UTF-8 byte offset, or -1 when absent. For example, finding x in 가x가 returns byte offset 3. A byte offset is not a JavaScript character index.
Count counts non-overlapping occurrences. An empty needle has first offset 0 and count equal to the number of Unicode code points in the bound text plus one. Combining marks and emoji sequences may contain several code points. Search is literal and case-sensitive; it does not apply regular expressions, grapheme segmentation or normalization.
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