Just curious.
Currently it takes about five clicks using the AttributeManager to get to AI Assist. Any shorter way?
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What's the quickest way to get to AI Assist for Regex?
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I generally use the StringReplacer. For me it’s only an extra click because I’m likely going to use the regex editor dialog anyway.
Are you saying that you’d like to use it outside of a transformer? Like, you’d just be able to click an AI Assist button on the toolbar and open its dialog? I’m not sure if we had considered that, but it might be something we could do.
If that’s the case, I could check with the development team, but you could also file it as an Idea, so that other users could upvote it too.
Regards
Mark
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I generally use the StringReplacer. For me it’s only an extra click because I’m likely going to use the regex editor dialog anyway.
Are you saying that you’d like to use it outside of a transformer? Like, you’d just be able to click an AI Assist button on the toolbar and open its dialog? I’m not sure if we had considered that, but it might be something we could do.
If that’s the case, I could check with the development team, but you could also file it as an Idea, so that other users could upvote it too.
Regards
Mark
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Thanks
I thought about getting the AIAssist outside a transformer but I have not thought of any use case for it yet.
This question is motivated by the absence of AI Assist on the Text Editor and there is a need to use the Regex functions. An AIAssist here can be helpful.
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