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| 32 | reyssat | 1 | !! +exec+ +var+ +string+ |
| 2 | $lst_tit positionof$lst_titend$type_both |
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| 3 | $lst_alias position, positions<br> |
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| 4 | $(lst_syntax)positionof [$(emph)type$emphend] $emph s $emphend in $emph |
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| 5 | string$emphend</tt> <br> |
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| 6 | $lst_mean Reports the positions of the object $emph s $emphend in |
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| 7 | $emph string$emphend. <br> |
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| 8 | $emph type$emphend can be <tt>char</tt>, <tt>word</tt>, <tt>item</tt> or |
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| 9 | <tt>line</tt>. If it is specified, then the comparison only takes place for |
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| 10 | corresponding objects of $emph string$emphend which are identical to |
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| 11 | $emph s$emphend. <br> |
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| 12 | The output of the command is a list of positions (char, word, item or |
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| 13 | line, according to the value of $emph type$emphend) where $emph s$emphend |
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| 14 | is found in $emph string$emphend. <br> |
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| 15 | If $emph type$emphend is missing, then $emph s$emphend is searched in |
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| 16 | $emph string $emphend as a substring, and the positions reported are |
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| 17 | character positions. |
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