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Are there commands that I can use in a TECKit mapping to condition a change with e.g. "following some character", "beginning of word", "end of word" etc.?  Where is the documentation for this, if it exists? Years ago we could do that with CC Tables.
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I'm not sure about Tec commands, but you can use CC with SIL Encoding Converters.
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The error messages and some experimentation show that the .(period) is "any character", the * does some kind of wild character, but not clear what, and @ is introduces a "tag character", and # is End of Line. But how to use them is elusive. Surely someone wrote this stuff down?

Here is a link to "The TECKit Language"

Perfect! Maybe this link should be put on the TECKit program download page.

It is just above Downloads on the main page.

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