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Thanks Peter.
In that first example you mentioned, the none-variable lookbehind, is there meant to be a space between the ‘<‘ and ‘=’?
I’ve been trying to use this grep LookBehind technique without success.
I’m trying to make the ‘%’ sign a different style (which makes it smaller), but only on instances where it’s after a number. Ie. 45% would have a small % but ALC% wouldn’t.
I’d expect that the following would achieve the desired character style to be applied.
(?<=\d+)%
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