When you register a spot colour ink, the colour name is substituted as specified in the set colorant naming rule and an alias ink is set.
This is mainly valid in a case such as when an old notation of PANTONE (e.g. a notation ending in CV) and a current notation (e.g. a notation ending in CVC) are handled as the same spot colour.
ID | Setting | Description |
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1 |
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Click to select a colorant naming rule. |
2 |
Match regular expression Substitution expression Comment |
The values are reflected in [Match regular expression], [Substitution expression] and [Comment] based on the selected colorant naming rule. |
The settable items are as follows.
Match regular expression | Substitution expression | Comment |
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(.*)CV | $1CVC | *CV ==> *CVC |
(.*)CV | $1CVU | *CV ==> *CVU |
(.*?)(CVC¦CVP¦CVU) | $1 CV | *CV? ==> *CV |
(.*?) *(CVC¦CVP¦CVU¦CV¦ HC¦PC¦ U¦ M) | $1 C | ALL ==> * C |
(.*?) *(CVC¦CVP¦CVU¦CV¦ HC¦PC¦ U¦ C) | $1 M | ALL ==> * M |
(.*?) *(CVC¦CVP¦CVU¦CV¦ HC¦PC¦ M¦ C) | $1 U | ALL ==> * U |
You can also directly enter values in [Match regular expression], [Substitution expression] and [Comment].
Specify the values of [Match regular expression] and [Substitution expression] following the format of Perl POSIX regular expressions.