Bug in setUpComplexFindReplace()?

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    Default Bug in setUpComplexFindReplace()?

    I think I have found a bug in the function dw.setUpComplexFindReplace(). I have
    generated a query with the Find/Replace command (and works fine); when I copy
    the code <dwquery>***</dwquery> to the dw.setUpComplexFindReplace() inside a
    ..js file and compile de extension, this function does not find anything. The
    ..js file is as follows:

    function canAcceptCommand(){
    return(true);
    }
    function commandButtons() {
    return new Array("OK", "limpia()", "Cancel", "window.close()");
    }
    function limpia(){
    dw.setUpComplexFindReplace('<dwquery><queryparams matchcase="true"
    ignorewhitespace="false" useregexp="true"wholeword="false"/><find><qtext
    qname="(<![\w\W\s]*\[if\s[\w\W\s]*\])([\w\W\s]*)(<!\[endif\]-->)"
    qraw="true"></qtext></find><replace action="replaceText" param1="<!-- Eliminado
    if -->" param2=""/></dwquery>');
    dw.replaceAll();
    window.close();
    }
    I think that I have not doing anything wrong, do I?
    Thanks

    saei Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Re: Bug in setUpComplexFindReplace()?

    I think the problem is with having a RegEx in setUpComplexFindReplace(); trying a simple pattern will probably work fine. This is almost definitely a bug.
    kvella Guest

  4. #3

    Default Re: Bug in setUpComplexFindReplace()?

    You probably have solved this since, but other users might benefit from the
    answer.

    You must escape (i.e. add another \) the backslash character (\) in your
    search term.

    qname="(<![\w\W\s]*\[if\s[\w\W\s]*\])([\w\W\s]*)(<!\[endif\]-->)"

    must read (note the double \s):


    qname="(<![\\w\\W\\s]*\\[if\\s[\\w\\W\\s]*\\])([\\w\\W\\s]*)(<!\\[endif\\]-->)"

    kvella Guest

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