RegExp Output Expression

You can specify either a simple delimiter (ex. , or \n), or use substitution tokens to generate more advanced reports. For example, $1\n would list all group 1 results

Token Description
$0 or $& Matched string (group 0)
$1, $2, $3, etc. Capture group 1, 2, 3, etc.
(Only group 1 - 9 are supported)
$<foo>, $<bar>, etc. Named capture group "foo", "bar", etc.
(Require macOS 10.13+)
\n New line character
\t Tab character