eval replacere fails to update regex vars if gosub'd

[HanryuDR]

After a gosub that sends variables so that ($1,$2,etc) are updated, if you try to replacere those regex vars will not update

debug 5

gosub tst 1 1 1
exit
tst:
var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word DARJE
var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.index 0
eval hanVAR replacere("%DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word", "(\w)", "$1|")
var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.Loop.wordChar %hanVAR[%DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.index]
echo **%DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.Loop.wordChar**
return

[joemcbride]

Typically there are not capture groups provided when doing a regex replace as you only care about the result of the replacement.

What is the behavior you are expecting? Are you expecting the regex vars to be populated with the "pre replace" values or the "post replace" values?

Pre replace: D A R J E
Post replace: 1| 1| 1| 1| 1|

[HanryuDR]

I'd expect the first output from running this script, not the second.

debug 5
var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word DARJE
var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.index 0
eval hanVAR replacere("%DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word", "(\w)", "$1|")
var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.Loop.wordChar %hanVAR[%DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.index]
echo **%DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.Loop.wordChar**

gosub tst 1 1 1
exit
tst:
var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word DARJE
var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.index 0
eval hanVAR replacere("%DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word", "(\w)", "$1|")
var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.Loop.wordChar %hanVAR[%DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.index]
echo **%DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.Loop.wordChar**
return

[Starting '~/Scripts/temp.cmd' at 02:10 PM]
[temp(1)]: debug 5 (actions)
[temp(2)]: var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word DARJE
[temp(3)]: var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.index 0
[temp(4)]: eval hanVAR replacere("DARJE", "(\w)", "$1|") = D|A|R|J|E|
[temp(5)]: var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.Loop.wordChar D
**D**
[temp(8)]: gosub 'tst' 1 1 1 1 1 1
[temp(10)]: passing label 'tst'
[temp(11)]: var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word DARJE
[temp(12)]: var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.index 0
[temp(13)]: eval hanVAR replacere("DARJE", "(\w)", "1|") = 1|1|1|1|1|
[temp(14)]: var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.Loop.wordChar 1
**1**
[temp(16)]: returning to line 8 of temp
[temp(9)]: exit

[joemcbride]

I'm guessing you would still expect other variables to be evaluated in that string?

var someOtherVar someValue
eval hanVAR replacere("%DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word", "(\w)", "$globalVar%someOtherVar|")

[HanryuDR]

Output 1 is what I would expect for both the gosub'd case and the non-gosub'd case, yes. So it's already kinda working, just not working properly if the replacere occurs after a gosub.

debug 5
var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word DARJE
put #var globalVar 1
var someOtherVar someValue
eval hanVAR replacere("%DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word", "(\w)", "$globalVar%someOtherVar|")
echo **%hanVAR**

gosub tst 1 1 1
exit
tst:
var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word DARJE
var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.index 0
eval hanVAR replacere("%DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word", "(\w)", "$1|")
var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.Loop.wordChar %hanVAR[%DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.index]
echo **%DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.Loop.wordChar**
return

[Starting '~/Scripts/temp.cmd' at 02:19 PM]
[temp(1)]: debug 5 (actions)
[temp(2)]: var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word DARJE
[temp(3)]: put #var globalVar 1
[temp(4)]: var someOtherVar someValue
[temp(5)]: eval hanVAR replacere("DARJE", "(\w)", "1someValue|") = 1someValue|1someValue|1someValue|1someValue|1someValue|
**1someValue|1someValue|1someValue|1someValue|1someValue|**
[temp(8)]: gosub 'tst' 1 1 1 1 1 1
[temp(10)]: passing label 'tst'
[temp(11)]: var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.word DARJE
[temp(12)]: var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.index 0
[temp(13)]: eval hanVAR replacere("DARJE", "(\w)", "1|") = 1|1|1|1|1|
[temp(14)]: var DRWordle.PruneWordBank.IterateWords.Pos.Loop.wordChar 1
**1**
[temp(16)]: returning to line 8 of temp
[temp(9)]: exit
[Script 'temp' completed after 0s 7ms]