M MaartenG Aug 376 9 2016-09-16 #1 Does the semi-colon (";") have a special meaning in @WILD[ ] ? I would expect the output of %@WILD[hello,*;] to be 0, but in fact it is 1. Same result in version 20.0.17 and TCC/LE 14.0.9
Does the semi-colon (";") have a special meaning in @WILD[ ] ? I would expect the output of %@WILD[hello,*;] to be 0, but in fact it is 1. Same result in version 20.0.17 and TCC/LE 14.0.9
rconn Administrator May 13,647 253 Staff member 2016-09-16 #2 A semicolon is an include list separator. If you actually want to match a trailing semicolon, either use a regular expression or %@WILD[hello,*[;]] .
A semicolon is an include list separator. If you actually want to match a trailing semicolon, either use a regular expression or %@WILD[hello,*[;]] .
M MaartenG Aug 376 9 2016-09-16 #3 Yes, [;] works like a charm! Thank you! ( But I thought include list separators are for files and @WILD is about strings. Anyway, it doesn't matter .. the solution works. )
Yes, [;] works like a charm! Thank you! ( But I thought include list separators are for files and @WILD is about strings. Anyway, it doesn't matter .. the solution works. )
