The `$find` scripting function currently returns "-1" if `needle` is not found in `haystack`. This was based on the return value of the Python `find` method. This is not consistent with other Picard scripting functions, which return "" for a `False` (not found?) condition. For consistency, consider changing the `$find` function to return "" on a "not found" condition.
- Bob Swift
- Bob Swift
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