It would be nice to at least preserve the order entered as an "implied" seq number.
The using sub extractors help page says only the "first" one will match. I would like to count on this to conditionally try to match something more specific first, o/w match less specific. E.g.:
Your both right. There isn't a sequence, it does reorder as you close and reopen, and having the ability to set a sequence would be useful if only from a UI standpoint.
I'll take it up with the board and see if we can't implement your good ideas.
I've seen this also, but assumed since the subextractors don't have a sequence it doesn't matter. But I do sometimes have to spend a moment looking for that one particular pattern..
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Sub-Extractor Pattern bug
Yes. Thanks Scott for the quick response!
Sub-Extractor Pattern bug
Steve,
Did Todd's post in the other, related topic cover your last question here?
http://www.screen-scraper.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=968
Please let me know if you have additional questions under this particular topic.
Thanks,
Scott
Sub-Extractor Pattern bug
It would be nice to at least preserve the order entered as an "implied" seq number.
The using sub extractors help page says only the "first" one will match. I would like to count on this to conditionally try to match something more specific first, o/w match less specific. E.g.:
o/w
Thanks
Sub-Extractor Pattern bug
Your both right. There isn't a sequence, it does reorder as you close and reopen, and having the ability to set a sequence would be useful if only from a UI standpoint.
I'll take it up with the board and see if we can't implement your good ideas.
Keep on scrapin',
-Scott :wink:
Sub-Extractor Pattern bug
There isn't a sequence, unfortunately. Would be nice. :)
Sub-Extractor Pattern bug
I've seen this also, but assumed since the subextractors don't have a sequence it doesn't matter. But I do sometimes have to spend a moment looking for that one particular pattern..