Fixed Functionality broken with v54

[nickles]

The following used to work in v53 but it does no longer in v54:

for %i in ("::^20\d{10,10}.*.dat$") echo "%i"

 

[rconn]

What is that supposed to do?

(Nothing changed in the RE handling between build 53 and 54.)

 

[JohnQSmith]

Echoes all filenames matching the regex. Interpreting the regex gives us...

1. start filename - ^
2. two numbers 20 - 20
3. ten digits - \d{10,10}
4. any number of any characters - .*
5. any character - .
6. three letters dat - dat
7. end filename - $

Doesn't appear to have any double dots in it for the TCC parser to read incorrectly. I'm on my tablet so can't try it.

 

[vefatica]

Something changed. REs seem quite broken. For example,

dir "::jibberish"

gives me "147,019,313 bytes in 132 files and 13 dirs" and none of the names contain a match.

With the same command in the same place, TC13 tells me there are no files.

 

[rconn]

It's not RE's, it's happening (sometimes) when qualifying the filename (and prefixing the default path). It's fixed in build 55 (already uploaded).

 

[nickles]

Still not fixed!

Given the following two files:

201301141052_pcben.dat
201301141100_pcben.dat

for %i in ("::^20\d{10,10}.*.dat$") echo [%i]

only displays

[201301141052_pcben.dat]

Before v54 it would display both files.

 

[rconn]

Try it with build 58 (already uploaded).

 

[nickles]

Hi Rex,

working now.

Thanks!