The match type determines how the string matching in the search is performed.
The output format determing how the search results are displayed. Use "Table" to display the results in a normal table display. Use "Export" to display the results in an export line format, using a pattern like that used in the Patterned import/export mechanism.
The output pattern is used with the export output format to indicate how to format each search result. This is a coded string that will be used to parse a study item from the input, or format output. It uses substitutions of the form "%{c}" where "c" is a control string indicating what is to be substituted.
The control strings supported are:
t: set target language item.
t1-t3: set additional target language items
h: set host language item
h1-h3: set additional host language items
n: set speaker name
nt: set speaker name (target language)
nh: set speaker name (host language)
d: skip a number
s: skip a string until a match of the next character
(num)s: skip (num) characters
o: output an ordinal number which is incremented for each item
tag: for use with courses, or plans to select or set up a node or study list using the tag as the title
title: output the node content title
description: output the node content description
label: input or output the node content label
node: input or output the node title
contentType: input or output the content type name
contentSubType: input or output the content subtype name
sentences, words, characters, expansion, exercises: redirects the input to components with these labels
For example: Say your target language is Spanish, host language is English, and you have some alternate language, and you have rows that look like this: "MyLabel: espanol,english (alt),ignore" You could use a pattern like: "MyLabel: %{t},%{h} (%{t1}),%{s}"
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