FFIND /R does not search all of file

[Anton Monroe]

It looks like FFIND /R starts a search from the last line-ending, not the end of the file. So if the last line does not have a CRLF, it will not be searched.

In a binary file, ffind /r seems to search for the last character 0A, then start the reverse search from there. Strangely, if the file does not have a 0A, it apparently starts over from the bottom to find the last character 0D and then uses that as a starting point. To demonstrate, run the attached batchfile.