I d-i-d give this the old college try, but maybe I dont know the right place or I'm limited by Nested Style or by GREP style.
I have any number of predictably unpredictable characters that I want to apply a CH style "up to"
Example 1: The InDesign Club of the Future Meeting, 3:30 pm: Here is some sample text .... Here is some sample text .... Here is some sample text .... — in this case, "up to" colon
Example 2: The InDesign Club of the Future Meeting, 3:30 pm - Here is some sample text .... Here is some sample text .... Here is some sample text .... — in this case, "up to" space hyphen space
Example 3: The InDesign Club of the Future Meeting, 3:30 pm -- Here is some sample text .... Here is some sample text .... Here is some sample text .... — in this case, "up to" space hyphen hyphen space
Example 4: The InDesign Club of the Future Meeting, 3:30 pm, Here is some sample text .... Here is some sample text .... Here is some sample text .... — in this case, "up to" any character (comma) [of course, there's an argument in this one]
There are 5-6 predictable samples. But Nested Styles stacked on top of each other tends to bold the whole paragraph. Would a js script be more applicable here or do you see GREP style working? I have failed (even with my books on GREP) to nail any type of pattern down.
