Pass a string, that needs to be parsed, to the macro, set a regular expression, specify the coincidence number or all to get all the results.

Example 1

Parsed string

abc qwerty 12345

Regular expression

\w{5}

Number of coincidence

1

Macro

{-RegExp.RegExp-|-abc qwerty 12345-|-\w{5}-|-1-}

Result

12345

Example 2

Parsed string

abc qwerty 12345

Regular expression

\w{5}

Number of coincidence

all

Macro

{-RegExp.RegExp-|-abc qwerty 12345-|-\w{5}-|-all-}

Result

qwert

12345

Pass a string, where the replacement is needed, to the macro, indicate what symbols must be replaced and what must be inserted instead of them with the help of regular expressions.

Example

Input string

abc   ab  abcd    abcde

Regular expression

\s{2,}

At that replaced

here we put a gap

Macro

{-RegExp.Replace-|-abc   ab  abcd    abcde-|-\s{2,}-|- -}

Result

abc ab abcd abcde

Pass a string to the macro with the help of a regular expression. Specify the division symbol and the number of the required substring.

Example

Input string

login - password

Regular expression

\W{3}

Number of substrings

1

Macro

{-RegExp.Split-|-login - password-|-\W{3}-|-1-}

Result

password

This macro processes all the special symbols in the output string so that they are percieved just as symbols.

Example

Input string

\w\d*

Macro

{-RegExp.Escape-|-\w\d*-}

Result

\\w\\d\*