Fixed TCMD 20 beta @REGEXSUB problem

[gentzel]

Tried out the 20 beta. I use @REGEXSUB heavily in my batch files and it is not functioning properly.

Simplified example:

echo %@REGEXSUB[1,"^TCC ([0-9]+)",TCC 2]

In 17.00.77 x64, this returns "2". In 20beta it returns an empty string.

I suppose this could have broken in 18 or 19, but given the change of regular expression library in 20 I think it's more likely that it's a regression in the beta.

 

[vefatica]

I get "2" in the 32-bit version of the v20 beta.

v:\> ver & echo %@REGEXSUB[1,"^TCC ([0-9]+)",TCC 2]

TCC  20.00.8  Windows 7 [Version 6.1.7601]
2

 

[gentzel]

Interesting. Thanks for checking. Perhaps there's something odd about my environment, or it's a 64-bit specific issue.

Just tried again (I uninstalled 20 but kept the files zipped up in case I wanted to run another test).

[c:\tt]ver & echo %@REGEXSUB[1,"^TCC ([0-9]+)",TCC 2]

TCC 17.00.77 x64 Windows 7 [Version 6.1.7601]
2

[c:\tt]tcc
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2[c:\tt]ver & echo %@REGEXSUB[1,"^TCC ([0-9]+)",TCC 2]

TCC 20.00.8 x64 Windows 7 [Version 6.1.7601]
ECHO is OFF

 

[rconn]

Fixed in build 9 (not a bug in the Onigmo library).

 

[gentzel]

Thanks Rex. Very quick fix!

 

[gentzel]

Confirmed fixed in 20.00.9.

 

[thorntonpg]

Found the new beta with option /u installed without a hitch though still had to reconfig everything.exe index and rebuild. dedupe works with embedded white spaces.