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I was able to find documentation for
?!
(negative look-ahead), but I never used this. I'll ask a couple naive questions to make sure I understand how this works.Surrounding
()
makes it a non-capturing group, is that right ?So, the content of
match
is unchanged when the search does succeed (good), but we now reject file names that have more than one substring matching\d{4}
?If the goal is to only match the file name (excluding the directory), a simpler fix would be
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@neutrinoceros You are right. I wanted to just make this take the last match with 4 digits as it contains the filename. But I think what you are suggesting is also pretty good and will work.
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Ok, since this is a pretty different approach I'll open a separate PR then.