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Token Set Properties

Token Set Properties

Configure properties that determine the labeling operations for a token set.

The following table describes the properties for a user-defined character set:

Property	Token Set Mode	Description
Name	N/A	Defines the name of the token set.
Description	N/A	Describes the token set.
Token Set Options	N/A	Defines whether the token set uses regular expression mode or character mode.
Label	Regular Expression	Defines the label that a Labeler transformation applies to data that matches the token set.
Regular Expression	Regular Expression	Defines a pattern that the Labeler transformation uses to match strings.
Test Expression	Regular Expression	Contains data that you enter to test the regular expression. As you type data in this field, the field highlights strings that match the regular expression.
Next Expression	Regular Expression	Moves to the next string that matches the regular expression and changes the font of that string to bold.
Previous Expression	Regular Expression	Moves to the previous string that matches the regular expression and changes the font of that string to bold.
Label	Character	Defines the label that a Labeler transformation applies to data that matches the character set.
Standard Mode	Character	Enables a simple editing view that includes fields for the start range and end range.
Start Range	Character	Specifies the first character in a character range.
End Range	Character	Specifies the last character in a character range. For single-character ranges, leave this field blank.
Advanced Mode	Character	Enables an advanced editing view where you can manually enter character ranges using range characters and delimiter characters.
Range Character	Character	Temporarily changes the symbol that signifies a character range. The range character reverts to the default character when you close the character set.
Delimiter Character	Character	Temporarily changes the symbol that separates character ranges. The delimiter character reverts to the default character when you close the character set.

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