If I query all game objects under a parent called "Foo" using:
var xxx = root.SelectAll("Foo/?.*");
I get this exception:
System.ApplicationException: Expected token: Name, but encountered token Dot (.)
It looks like '.' is being confused for a layer token. I hacked it to work by changing the layer token from '.' to '^'. It now works (until I need to use ^ in a regex). The code should probably not be looking for tokens once it encounters a '?'.
The code changes I made (not a solution):
QueryTokens.Dot --> QueryTokens.Caret
if (query[position] == '^')
{
Token = QueryTokens.Caret;
TokenString = "^";
++position;
return;
}
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If I query all game objects under a parent called "Foo" using:
var xxx = root.SelectAll("Foo/?.*");I get this exception:
System.ApplicationException: Expected token: Name, but encountered token Dot (.)It looks like '.' is being confused for a layer token. I hacked it to work by changing the layer token from '.' to '^'. It now works (until I need to use ^ in a regex). The code should probably not be looking for tokens once it encounters a '?'.
The code changes I made (not a solution):
By the way:
This one of my favorite assets. People have no idea how powerful something like this can be. Thank you!