Comment delimiters
The comment delimiters specify the characters used at the beginning and end of a comment. The corresponding comment sections are skipped when searching for strings.
In the first two entry fields, enter the characters that indicate the beginning and the end of a comment.
The string markers can also contain placeholders for special characters:
<POS> defines the current position in the file. You can use <POS> to define strings that follow the preceding string directly without an explicit marker at the beginning.
<TAB> defines the tab character.
<EOL> defines the end of the line
<SPACE> defines a series of one or more spaces. You can also define a specific number of spaces, e.g. <SPACE[1]> for exactly one space or <SPACE[1-2]> for one or two spaces.
Using regular expressions instead of simple characters as string markers you can create even more powerful parsing rules. Thus you can define recognition rules for the comments in complex text formats.