@PeterJones Thanks for your suggestions. Just to clarify: the * was a wildcard character that I added only in the question (ok, I tried to use it also in the UDL, but I quickly realized that it didn’t work). I will now try to add some code with some examples of what should be detected and what should not (I will use LaTex comment character % to comment and flag what I wnat to detect and what I do not want): % Start of example one \ifnum 2=1 % standard default if; SHOULD be detected % Do something \else % Do something else \fi % Start of example 2 \ifcsname c@chapter\endcsname % another standard/default if; SHOULD be detected % Do something \fi % Start of example 3 \newif\ifcustomswitch % custom switch/flag declaration; should NOT be detected \ifcustomswitch % custom switch check; SHOULD be detected % do something \fi % Start of example 4 \newif\if@customswitch % another custom switch/flag declaration (yeah, sometimes we can use the @ character); should NOT be detected \if@customswitch % custom switch check; SHOULD be detected \fi % Start of example 5 \fill \filename \find % these are all commands that start with "\fi" but do not end the "\if*"/"\fi" part; they should NOT be detected (please note how there is no space between “\if” and the name of the switch/flag, but there should be a space after “\fi”)

“400k severly wounded ukrainian soldiers”, sorry.

@Safe-Tex Firstly, the question of Palestine is not the subject here. Secundly, you can’t know Alan Kilborn’s opinion about Israel, Palestine, and the conflict which opposes them. Lastly, the reliability of sources as Fox News or the Times of Israel don’t have any impact on the reliability of ruSSian sources, which are usually putin’s way to spread his bullsh*t deceitful propaganda (so yes, ruSSian site => lies).