Originally, a command was determined to be raw if it was all uppercase and only alphanumerical. This breaks any command that contains a different character such as setting the temporary subwoofer level with SWL+05. A regular expression now checks if a command is all uppercase, contains - or +, and if it is alphanumerical. To achieve support for True/False, the entire string is checked using ^ and $. Thus, a command will be seen as raw if it starts with 1 or more uppercase letters, contains 0 or more - or + and ends with 0 or more numbers or uppercase letters in any combination.
Originally, a command was determined to be raw if it was all uppercase and only alphanumerical. This breaks any command that contains a different character such as setting the temporary subwoofer level with SWL+05. A regular expression now checks if a command is all uppercase, contains
-or+, and if it is alphanumerical. To achieve support for True/False, the entire string is checked using^and$. Thus, a command will be seen as raw if it starts with 1 or more uppercase letters, contains 0 or more-or+and ends with 0 or more numbers or uppercase letters in any combination.