Argument-Regex

Despite its legacy name, Argument-Regex is not evaluated as a regular expression. CommandPrompter trims the value and uses only its first and last characters as the opening and closing prompt delimiters. The middle characters are ignored.

Argument-Regex: <.*?>

• Type: String of at least three characters

• Default: <.*?>

• Effective delimiters: < and >

Examples:

Value	Effective syntax
<.*?>	<prompt>
{.*?}	{prompt}
[.*?]	[prompt]
(anything)	(prompt)

Each delimiter must be one character. An invalid value logs an error and falls back to < >. Run /cmdp reload after changing it.

In command text, prefix a delimiter with a backslash when it should be literal rather than start or end a tag. This escaping belongs in the command being parsed, not in the Argument-Regex configuration value.