UDL- Recognize Any 32 Characters Surrounded by Commas

[TM S]

Hello. Trying to define a new language. Here is an example line:

[frame0]<tile>30,64802A40C8D094A040800A40C8909080,0F0F0516,0,8,1,Y

I would like to have the 32 character entry (in bold here), be recognized. The 32 characters change depending on “reasons”, but are always numbers and letters {it’s a 32 character hexadecimal string).

So, Is there a way to define “any 32 characters that is surrounded by commas”?

Thanks for any help!

[PeterJones]

@TM-S ,

That is beyond the simple keyword matching of UDL alone, sorry.

However, if you define everything else in UDL, you could use the EnhanceAnyLexer plugin to add foreground-color changes on any text that matches a regular expression, which could be \b[0-9A-F]{32}\b

[TM S]

@PeterJones Thank for the fast response! I will give that a try.