Closed IgorEisberg closed 4 months ago
This occurs because the character following the tag is not a white space. Please use ".?" temporarily. ^zygote.?$ ^PackageManager.?$
I will improve it in the next version.
This occurs because the character following the tag is not a white space. Please use ".?" temporarily. ^zygote.?$ ^PackageManager.?$
I will improve it in the next version.
Understandable, considering that tags can contain :
as well, makes it harder to identify a tag.
Been using \b
as a workaround for now, works but not failproof (cause tags can contain characters not within \w
).
^(zygote|PackageManager)\b
Applied to v 0.3.6
Hi, thanks for the excellent log viewer. This is a minor issue, but something annoying nonetheless. When filtering by tag using a regex pattern,
^
always matches the beginning of the tag, but$
doesn't always match the end of it. Example:Filtering by
^zygote$
correctly finds this line. However:Filtering by
^PackageManager$
finds nothing. Filtering by^PackageManager:$
finds the line, but the:
is not really part of the tag, just like it's not part of thezygote
tag (filtering by^zygote:$
or^zygote :$
finds nothing).Hope you can patch it up. Thanks in any case.