Hello,
I've scoured the documentation, but I don't see a way with
'field.number' to specify a range of fields, particularly the ability to
specify the limit as last item.
For example, to include all fields from number 4 and all following
fields, maybe the syntax would be:
field.number="4:0" or maybe "4:-1".
That doesn't work, of course.
Am I simply not finding the documentation for the field.*-related syntax
to make that work, or are the regex.* handlers the only way to do that?
Processing with the field.* handlers would be faster.
Thanks for any help.
Brian
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I've scoured the documentation, but I don't see a way with
'field.number' to specify a range of fields, particularly the ability to
specify the limit as last item.
For example, to include all fields from number 4 and all following
fields, maybe the syntax would be:
field.number="4:0" or maybe "4:-1".
That doesn't work, of course.
Am I simply not finding the documentation for the field.*-related syntax
to make that work, or are the regex.* handlers the only way to do that?
Processing with the field.* handlers would be faster.
Thanks for any help.
Brian
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