New and need help with GREP style

Question

Hello, newbie here trying to figure out how to write a GREP code so that all text after a comma and before a hard return is italics.
Found this:

(?<=,\s).*?(?=;)

,which almost works, but not sure what to use at end for hard return vs. semicolon -- and if possible? Thanks for any advice!

Peter Spier · Answer

Presuming this is the first comma in your paragraph you don't need a GREP style. An ordinary nested style is more efficient.

Set [None] theough 1 comma (,), then set your new character style through something that will not appear in the paragraph, such as an End Nested Style Character. Since the character doesn't appear, the style will run to the end of the paragraph.

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