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I'm trying to match Text like this:
[SFSGT]
[ILSBY]
[BFKR]
etc.
With regexp-builder i can match it like this: \\[[A-Z]\\]
But from a bit of testing with different matches, it seems like svg-tag-mode isn't able to handle the two Square Brackets. The Regex above produces no tags at all. If i match it like this: [A-Z]\\]
It correctly matches all text and the last Square Bracket
With Capture groups i'm also able to only match the first Square bracket. From your examples with the Priorities, Having any Static Character between the Square Bracket and the Text also seems to work. But having exactly those two Brackets in the regex seems to somehow break.
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Ah damn, this is the syntax I retained for having an icon next to the label such that "[collection/icon] Hello" is interpreted as the collection/icon and the text "Hello". One way is to use directly svg-lib-tag-text that is purely textual (bracket shoud be okay)
I'm trying to match Text like this:
[SFSGT]
[ILSBY]
[BFKR]
etc.
With regexp-builder i can match it like this:
\\[[A-Z]\\]
But from a bit of testing with different matches, it seems like svg-tag-mode isn't able to handle the two Square Brackets. The Regex above produces no tags at all. If i match it like this:
[A-Z]\\]
It correctly matches all text and the last Square Bracket
With Capture groups i'm also able to only match the first Square bracket. From your examples with the Priorities, Having any Static Character between the Square Bracket and the Text also seems to work. But having exactly those two Brackets in the regex seems to somehow break.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: