Closed KevinLeeMorris closed 2 years ago
It is matched by regex, so you just need to sort the route register sequence, by registering the route containing the pattern /apt_tdy
as the first route.
Alternatively, another way to solve this is using a single router registered by (/apt_tdy_msg_q|/apt_tdy)
and get the routed segment via ARoute.Segments[0]
.
Since it is not a bug, I'm going to close, but please feel absolutely free to send more questions or reopen this issue if you get any bug.
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Environment:
Windows Server 2016, Lazarus 2.0.10 FBC 3.2.0,, Brook 5 Framework 5.5.0.0, libsagui 3.3.3.0
I am perhaps in the wrong for using underscores in my patterns. I am a beginner with Brook 5 Framework. I probably shd be using slashes instead.