regex:Tools\\([^\\]+\\){0,1}[^\\]+\.(exe|msi|ps1|bat)$
C:\Tools\Nicotine+\Nicotine+.exe
1.Why that regex syntax wouldn't match the file below? I have tried different regex flavour like PCRE2 ECMAScript Python and they all can match.
2. Everything regex stick to any flavour or build its own?
Regex
Re: Regex
What version of Everything?
Everything 1.4: will break regex:
| = OR
=>
OR OR OR
Everything 1.5: regex: will eat |
For Everything 1.4, please try:
" " = Escape Everything operators (|)
Everything uses PCRE
Everything 1.4:
|| = OR
regex:Tools\\([^\\]+\\){0,1}[^\\]+\.(exe|msi|ps1|bat)$=>
regex:Tools\\([^\\]+\\){0,1}[^\\]+\.(exemsips1bat)$Everything 1.5: regex: will eat |
For Everything 1.4, please try:
regex:"Tools\\([^\\]+\\){0,1}[^\\]+\.(exe|msi|ps1|bat)$"" " = Escape Everything operators (|)
Everything uses PCRE
Re: Regex
thanks for the support.
version: 1.5.0.1383a
"Everything 1.5: regex: will eat |"
you mean | in regex will act normally in 1.5?
Everything follow PCRE strictly or there are exceptions. If yes, where do I found the syntax
Try this but not work
regex:"Tools\\([^\\]+\\){0,1}[^\\]+\.(exe|msi|ps1|bat)$"
version: 1.5.0.1383a
"Everything 1.5: regex: will eat |"
you mean | in regex will act normally in 1.5?
Everything follow PCRE strictly or there are exceptions. If yes, where do I found the syntax
Try this but not work
regex:"Tools\\([^\\]+\\){0,1}[^\\]+\.(exe|msi|ps1|bat)$"
Re: Regex
Yes, no need to escape | in Everything 1.5.you mean | in regex will act normally in 1.5?
Everything uses PCRE 8.38 with no changes.Everything follow PCRE strictly or there are exceptions. If yes, where do I found the syntax
pcrepattern man page
This matches the following for me:Try this but not work
regex:"Tools\\([^\\]+\\){0,1}[^\\]+\.(exe|msi|ps1|bat)$"
C:\Tools\Nicotine+\Nicotine+.exe
Please make sure there is nothing checked under the Search menu.
Uncheck Regex, Match Whole Words, Match Case, Match Path etc..
Re: Regex
It is actually because I disable the usn journal so it didn't detect the new changes(the new downloaded file)
If I disable that on 15/9, it will not detect any changes to file and folder afterward?
or it will detect the changes maybe after a couple of days, just not the most updated changes?
If I disable that on 15/9, it will not detect any changes to file and folder afterward?
or it will detect the changes maybe after a couple of days, just not the most updated changes?