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  • LibTextFilter "Extention"

Last edited by Maximilian Reinhart Oct 11, 2020
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LibTextFilter "Extention"

Applicable since version: 2.7.0, requires LibTextFilter

Additionally to LibTextFilter's extensive syntax one can use '$' to mark the beginning and ending of a string like so:

"oko$" will find "oko" and "kuoko" but not "okoma",

where "$oko" will find "oko" and "okoma" but not "kuoko",

thus "$oko$" will only find "oko"

and "oko" will find all of them.

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