Add see also notes for find() and match()
* Add see also notes for find() and match()
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@@ -67,11 +67,11 @@ str_diff=For strings, takes two strings and compares them, returning a string. R
str_encode=Encodes a string using the specified encoding. Encodings include Base16, Base32Hex, Base32, Base64, and Base64Url.
str_ends_with=Returns a boolean indicating whether s ends with sub. For example, "food".endsWith("ood") returns true, whereas "food".endsWith("odd") returns false.
str_escape=Escapes s in the given escaping mode. The mode can be one of: ''html'', ''xml'', csv'', ''url'', ''javascript''. Note that quotes are required around your mode.
-str_find=Outputs an array of all consecutive substrings inside string s that match the substring or regex pattern p. You can supply a substring by putting it in quotes.
+str_find=Outputs an array of all consecutive substrings inside string s that match the substring or regex pattern p. You can supply a substring by putting it in quotes. See also match().
str_fingerprint=Returns the fingerprint of s, a string that is the first step in fingerprint clustering methods: it will trim whitespaces, convert all characters to lowercase, remove punctuation, sort words alphabetically, etc.
str_index_of=Returns the first character index of sub as it first occurs in s; or, returns -1 if s does not contain sub. For example, "internationalization".indexOf("nation") returns 5.
str_last_index_of=Returns the first character index of sub as it last occurs in s; or, returns -1 if s does not contain sub. For example, "parallel".lastIndexOf("a") returns 3 (pointing at the second ''a'').
-str_match=Attempts to match the string s in its entirety against the regex pattern p and, if the pattern is found, outputs an array of all capturing groups (found in order).
+str_match=Attempts to match the string s in its entirety against the regex pattern p and, if the pattern is found, outputs an array of all capturing groups (found in order). See also find().
str_md5=Returns the MD5 hash of an object. If fed something other than a string (array, number, date, etc.), md5() will convert it to a string and deliver the hash of the string.
str_ngram_fingerprint=Returns the n-gram fingerprint of s.
str_ngram=Returns an array of the word n-grams of s. That is, it lists all the possible consecutive combinations of n words in the string.
