Automatically changing the color of the first letter of every word within a list of text

A better answer for this question is to use an expression selector to look for a line break in the previous index, that way there are no conflicts if any of the words contain a 'c'. Its pretty simple to check for a space to apply the animator to the first letter of every word:

if (textIndex == 1) {100;} // Set the first character
else {
	PREV = text.sourceText.value[textIndex-2];
	PREV == ' ' ? 100 : 0;
}

 But it gets more complicated when you have line breaks because the expression selector doesn't count them as characters, but the source text does... or maybe it's the other way around? I don't know, it's hurting my brain trying to verbalize it. What I do know is that you have to shift the index by 1 for every line break before the current index, sort of like this:

if (textIndex == 1) {100;} else { // Set the first character
	src=text.sourceText.value;
	upToIndex = SRC.substring(0, textIndex-1); 
	lineBreaks = upToIndex.split(/\r|\n/).length-1;
	PREV = SRC[(textIndex-1)+lineBreaks];
	PREV == '\r' ? 100 : 0;
}

 BUT this won't always work because the 'upToIndex' is checking the wrong spot and may already be on the next line. I don't have time to figure it out at the moment, but it's almost there (I think).

If you add an Expression Selector and add this expression to the Amount property, it should get you close to what you're after:

userText = text.sourceText.value;
userText[textIndex-1] == "C" ? 100 : 0