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Extract a value from a string using search and boundary markers
Locates a search term in the source string, skips a number of characters, then extracts the text between a start marker and an end marker. Useful for parsing structured text such as JSON key-value pairs. Supports $comma$, $quote$, and $squote$ as special marker aliases.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| cmd | Source string to search within |
| Argument 0 | Substring to locate in the source |
| Argument 1 | Number of characters to skip after the search term before looking for the start marker |
| Argument 2 | Start marker character (e.g. a quote or $quote$) |
| Argument 3 | End marker character (e.g. a quote or $quote$) |
FindStringFromMarkers "Source string to search within", "Substring to locate in the source", "Number of characters to skip after the search term before looking for the start marker", "Start marker character (e.g. a quote or $quote$)", "End marker character (e.g. a quote or $quote$)"