The block analyzes the text at the T input using user-defined search criteria.
Up to four character strings can be defined as search patterns. Wildcards can be used as placeholders.
If the text contains one of the search patterns, output Q provides a pulse with the set length.
Table of Contents
Inputs↑
Abbreviation | Summary | Description |
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T | Text | This text searches for the search pattern. |
Outputs↑
Abbreviation | Summary | Description |
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Q | Pulse Output | A pulse is output here when the defined search pattern is recognized in the input text. |
Parameters↑
Abbreviation | Summary | Description | Unit | Value Range | Default Value |
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Pd | Pulse Duration | The duration of the pulse at the Q output. | s | 0...∞ | 1 |
Properties↑
Summary | Description | Default Value |
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Search Pattern 1 | If the search pattern is included in the text at input T, a pulse is generated at output Q. The two wildcards '*' and '?' can be used ('*' = sequence of any characters of any length, '?' = any character). Example: '???nder*' applies to 'grinder', but also to 'thunderstorm' | - |
Search Pattern 2 | If the search pattern is included in the text at input T, a pulse is generated at output Q. The two wildcards '*' and '?' can be used ('*' = sequence of any characters of any length, '?' = any character). Example: '???nder*' applies to 'grinder', but also to 'thunderstorm' | - |
Search Pattern 3 | If the search pattern is included in the text at input T, a pulse is generated at output Q. The two wildcards '*' and '?' can be used ('*' = sequence of any characters of any length, '?' = any character). Example: '???nder*' applies to 'grinder', but also to 'thunderstorm' | - |
Search Pattern 4 | If the search pattern is included in the text at input T, a pulse is generated at output Q. The two wildcards '*' and '?' can be used ('*' = sequence of any characters of any length, '?' = any character). Example: '???nder*' applies to 'grinder', but also to 'thunderstorm' | - |