The the following exception function ("NOT") works for wildcard directory labels with the exception "NOT", but in a directory WITHOUT the (exception) word "NOT" in the directory-name it ONLY recognizes the word "special" -> if it is followed by a space or other characters:
I'm not sure those patterns would ever have worked, at least not how you probably expected them to.
It doesn't make sense to match ~(*NOT*)* at the end of a pattern. It will match any/every string (provided the rest of the pattern matches, i.e. the *(special|xyz) part).
The ~(*NOT*) can match a zero-length string and the * after it will match anything, including NOT.
What are you trying to do? Where are the patterns being used?
Hi Leo, thank you for your answer.
So far it has worked until Verison 12.30, in particular *(special|xyz)~(*NOT*)* as a wildcard for -> folder names in DOPUS.
'NOT' is just an example word. This means that IF this word 'NOT' somewhere (therefore the *-sign before and after 'NOT' -> = *NOT*) appears in the folder name (which contains the word special), the folder wildcard in question should NOT! be applied/executed. That is all that is intended.
With *(special|xyz)~(NOT)* it no longer works either as a wildcard for folder names.