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collection:Substrings_In [2017/09/07 05:09] peternlewis |
collection:Substrings_In [2018/05/09 19:56] JMichaelTX Marked areas that need fixing. |
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| + | ====== For Each Substrings In RegEx Match ====== | ||
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| The //Substrings In collection// contains the matches in the specified source. | The //Substrings In collection// contains the matches in the specified source. | ||
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| So the the normal Keyboard Maestro substring notation works with it. | So the the normal Keyboard Maestro substring notation works with it. | ||
| - | It's all too easy to get misdirected into thinking the numbers reference match 1, match 2 – but this is not the case. | + | It's all too easy to get misdirected into thinking the numbers reference match 1, match 2 – but this is not the case.\\ |
| + | FIXME -- Peter, then how are the numbers obtained? Detailed example please. | ||
| Here's a practical example | Here's a practical example | ||
| {{ :collection:for_each_apply_style_to_clipboard.jpg?nolink |}} | {{ :collection:for_each_apply_style_to_clipboard.jpg?nolink |}} | ||
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| + | FIXME -- the above screenshot needs correcting or clarifying. Where does the Variable "Verse" come from? It seems to me that it should be the variable "matchVar", which is set at the top of the "For Each" Action. Also, to be meaningful, you need to show the source data that is being used by the "For Each" Action. | ||
| ===== See Also ===== | ===== See Also ===== | ||
collection/Substrings_In.txt · Last modified: 2021/10/14 03:55 by peternlewis
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