If you create the master tag pattern using regular expressions, the corresponding
alias tag pattern must be created using regular expressions as well.
The following table displays the regular expressions and their corresponding descriptions:
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Button |
Notation |
Description |
|---|---|---|
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\d |
Digits |
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\p{Lu} |
Uppercase letters |
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\p{LI} |
Lowercase letters |
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\p{Lo} |
A letter or ideograph that does not have lowercase and uppercase variants, for example, あ |
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[^\s]* |
Any character any number of times except whitespace characters |
The following table displays the additional separators used to configure regular expressions, in addition to the separators configured in the central settings:
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Separator |
Description |
|---|---|
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Pd |
Any hyphen or dash, for example, - and ―. |
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Pe |
Any closed bracket, for example, }, ], and ). |
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Po |
Any punctuation character that is not a dash, bracket, quote or connector, for example, #, %, and, !. |
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Ps |
Any open bracket, for example, {, [, and (. |
The following table displays examples of regular expressions and the corresponding tags extracted:
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Regular expression |
Example tags |
|---|---|
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1409-\d{2,3}-\d\d |
1409-10-10 and 1409-100-10 |
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[あ-ん]{1,2}-\d{2,3} |
あ-12,あえ-１２,あ-１２０, and あえ-123 |