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    • Steve LawtherS Offline
      Steve Lawther
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      I’m trying to include keywords that have a number as part of the keyword e.g.
      Item2Qty=
      Item15Discount=
      Item4UnitValue=

      So was looking for a wildcard operator like #? Or another way to define? (trying to avoid defining the 2 parts of each keyword separately as “Item” is not valid on it’s own, nor is say “Qty”)
      Any Ideas?

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        Ekopalypse @Steve Lawther
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        @Steve-Lawther

        I think that the EnhanceAnyLexer plugin and a corresponding regex, e.g. Item\d+\w+ would be easiest here.

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