Parser, Variable are also captured in String

[theludovyc]

VARIABLE = "((?<char_tag>{NAME})\\.)?(?<var_name>{NAME})"

In "Test character" return Test.

[theludovyc]

For now, I don't know how to detect match are in string with regex

[Jeremi360]

For now, I don't know how to detect match are in string with regex

I'm not sure what you mean by this @theludovyc , can you elaborate on this topic ?

[theludovyc]

I don't know how to resolve this bug for now. I need to learn more about regex. If you or other already know how to solve it with regex, feel free to help :)

[Jeremi360]

I want try to help you @theludovyc , but I'm not sure what you mean by , can you give example or something ?

For now, I don't know how to detect match are in string with regex

[theludovyc]

For JumpIf I use Expression class. To dectect used variables I use this regex
VARIABLE = "((?<char_tag>{NAME})\\.)?(?<var_name>{NAME})"
You can write something like that
jump todo if test.name = "Test character"
When I use VARIABLE on test.name = "Test character" it return 3 match, test.name, Test and character.
First one is good but I don't want Test and character because they are in String.
So I need to update my regex and check if match are not in String.

[Jeremi360]

jump todo if test.name = "Test character"
When I use VARIABLE on test.name = "Test character" it return 3 match, test.name, Test and character.
First one is good but I don't want Test and character because it is in String.
So I need to update my regex and check if match are not in String.

O I see you just want to catch string in regex.
I went to Godot Dialogue Manger repo from which I borrow regex approuch,
and there found this line: DialogueConstants.TOKEN_STRING: "^\".*?\"", - this regex should to it.

[theludovyc]

First one is good but I don't want Test and character because they are in String.
O I see you just want to catch string in regex.

No, the opposite. I want to catch regex if they aren't in String.

[Jeremi360]

I try a bit of experiment on regex.com and found this solution: regexr.com/6nke5 ,
but you still need to check in code if string don't starts from "