The name is unique because it contains only a "dot"
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Incorrect regex!!, I want to find only "."
One of your funny postings again.makinero wrote: ↑2018-12-09, 17:50 UTC Your Regex just does not match what I'm looking for.
File name with dot (correct)
The file contains the extension (correctly)
I already have the correct regex and everything works.
Example:
..csv
..mp3
..jpg
Many people and you suggested incorrect regex on another forum, but someone finally gave the correct regex
I know yor other postings "Debugger"makinero wrote: ↑2018-12-09, 18:35 UTC @Horst.Epp - I just asked a question on several forums at the same time. And one of the forums I got was wanted. What's funny about that?
Solved.
@HolgerK - You regex wrong ^\.\..*
Show me the screenshoot that shows the expected file names (dot). Of course, your regex will not show only dotted names.
Writing the correct expression causes many problems with understanding that I am looking for a name in the form of only a dot, which of course is possible in Windows.
The found names have only a single dot but the full filename has a extension like csv, jpg, mp3:@HolgerK - You regex wrong ^\.\..*
Show me the screenshoot that shows the expected file names (dot). Of course, your regex will not show only dotted names.
Writing the correct expression causes many problems with understanding that I am looking for a name in the form of only a dot, which of course is possible in Windows.
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^\.\.\w{3}$