UDL highlighting a string
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Hello,
how can I highlight this string in UDL?@122 R15 K0 K555
All numbers are variable!
thx
Daniel -
What do you mean by this string? The whole string?
Or @122 independently from R15 and from K0 which itself should be same as K555?
So, do you want to have @, R and K be an identifier for strings?Cheers
Claudia -
I mean the complete string.
Starting with @ (then a number)
then any space
then text
then any space
then text
then any space
then text -
by defining a delimiter start with @ and end with special variable ((EOL)).
Yes, needs to be encased by (( and )).Or could it be that @ is followed by a string? If this is the case you would need to create
a list of @0 to @9.Cheers
Claudia -
No, after @ comes a number.
Can you give me an example.
Or can you tell me a side where i can find informations how to create.Example: I want to find following strings.
@121 R60 K5 K200
@360 R55 K0 K120Both line should be highlighted.
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docu about udl is http://ivan-radic.github.io/udl-documentation/delimiters/
Cheers
Claudia -
Is there anywhere a overview of all available parameter´s?
Like ((EOL))… what else is possible?
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afaik, ((EOL)) is the only one,
but to answer the question, I don’t know any other than the source code.Cheers
Claudia
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