Regex Missmatch

ASTER::CONDITION::REGEX::Not Found any matches.

Use regular expressions to search a string, and when there is no match in the search results, immediately execute a condition to notify that a mismatch has been detected.

The search function using regular expressions will return true only once when there is no match.

The string search using regular expressions has two methods: “Partial Match” and “Exact Match.” The “Mismatch Detection” works with both of these search functions.

You can create an event to handle the case when there is no match in the search results.

Parameter

Unique Identifier for REGEX Search ( uID )

0

Please enter the search uID. Enter the number that matches the search uID set before searching.

Key Point

regex.replace also searches, but the “mismatch” condition does not work even if there is no match in replace.

About Mismatch Determination

Mismatch determination is an immediate execution condition (Condition).

Considering the order of event execution, “search” is performed first, followed by “judgment”.

When the “result of the judgment” is “no condition match,” the process immediately moves to the immediate execution event line.

• Search → Judgment process → “Match” → Continue (Execute the specified action)
• Search → Judgment process → “No match” → Move to the Mismatch event → Execute Another Action.

When processing multiple searches or evaluations in a flow, set the search uID at the time of searching.

This allows you to distinguish where a mismatch occurred in the condition evaluations, making it easier to create specific events.

search uID

The default value for the search uID is 0.

Since this value is used to identify events, please replace it with a non-zero number that does not duplicate other events as necessary.

If identification is not needed, use 0.