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Values and RegEx placement
Started by rmpf
Values and RegEx placement 12 February 2014, 05:49 |
Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 8 |
Hi Andrew, here are some screenshots that show how the regex formula some how change place without notice, I write down the expression on one column a later it appear in another one, also somehow the columns values are out of place.
Re: Values and RegEx placement 12 February 2014, 09:18 |
Admin Registered: 19 years ago Posts: 3 597 |
This definitely looks wrong Any idea how this can be reproduced?
There may be a sequence of actions, may be turning columns on and off, reordering them, that led to this inconsistent state.
I will try to recreate this situation, but if you could figure out how you got it like this, that would help a lot
There may be a sequence of actions, may be turning columns on and off, reordering them, that led to this inconsistent state.
I will try to recreate this situation, but if you could figure out how you got it like this, that would help a lot
Re: Values and RegEx placement 12 February 2014, 12:30 |
Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 8 |
Re: Values and RegEx placement 14 February 2014, 18:24 |
Admin Registered: 19 years ago Posts: 3 597 |
I've played around with it and I was able to reproduce this issue, although it's rather a feature than a bug.
Here's what happens: the software remembers a text colour, background colour and a regex based on the column index in a set.
For instance, if you set up a regex to apply to the Antivirus Definition Date column, the software remembers it as it was applied to column #1 in the registry set of of columns. Later on, you add another registry column that precedes Antivirus Definition Date, that new column becomes column #1 and Antivirus Definition Date becomes column #2. This results in the regex applying to the new (and not quite correct) column.
I am not yet sure how to correctly handle this situation. In the meantime, I would probably recommend to reorder the active registry scans, so that the regex applies to the correct column.
Here's what happens: the software remembers a text colour, background colour and a regex based on the column index in a set.
For instance, if you set up a regex to apply to the Antivirus Definition Date column, the software remembers it as it was applied to column #1 in the registry set of of columns. Later on, you add another registry column that precedes Antivirus Definition Date, that new column becomes column #1 and Antivirus Definition Date becomes column #2. This results in the regex applying to the new (and not quite correct) column.
I am not yet sure how to correctly handle this situation. In the meantime, I would probably recommend to reorder the active registry scans, so that the regex applies to the correct column.
rmpf2
Re: Values and RegEx placement 14 February 2014, 23:53 |
Re: Values and RegEx placement 15 February 2014, 12:13 |
Admin Registered: 19 years ago Posts: 3 597 |