SplitPositionEnum

Each segment starts at the beginning of a match and ends at the next match or the end of the input. Use this mode when you want each output segment to begin with the matched pattern, such as a section header or label.

Example:
If your document contains repeated headers like EMPLOYEE:, using 'Begin' will produce segments that each start with EMPLOYEE:.

Each segment starts at the previous end and ends at the end of a match. Use this mode when you want each output segment to end with the matched pattern.

Example:
If your delimiter appears at the end of each section, use 'End' to include the delimiter at the end of each segment.

Segments are created for the content before, between, and after matches, omitting the matched content itself. The number of segments returned is always the number of matches plus one.

Use this mode to extract all content except the matched regions, such as removing page breaks or unwanted markers.

Example:
To extract all text except for lines matching --- PAGE BREAK ---, use 'Around'.

Only the content between each pair of matches is returned as a segment. The number of segments is always the number of matches minus one. At least two matches are required for any output.

Use this mode to extract data blocks that are delimited by repeated markers, omitting the markers themselves.

Example:
To extract the content between repeated section headers, use 'Between' to return only the data between each header.