Brian H.

Can't seem to figure this one out. Why does it add a before the comma in the output? It's keeping [forward] from recognizing it...

Hi,
Can't seem to figure this one out.  Why does it add a  before the comma in the output?  It's keeping [forward] from recognizing it...

escape-characters-in-regex-output

It looks like you should be able to do this with a different method, after all a comma just splits a message into two discrete events. Have a look at using [zl slice] instead:

Escape characters in [regex] output?