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@turrnut, I believe I found the problem. It's the else statement checking if there isn't a regex match for the key. I got rid of it and plan to upload it soon. In the interim, I believe the release v2.2.0 works fine, except with amt, you need to add one to the amount. For example:
./ebsl file=file key=key amt=2
# This will print 1 key
@turrnut, this major bug is removed at the price of a smaller one, where it throws an abort trap when the key isn't found. I'll keep this and work on a way to fix it.
Bug summary
It says it can't find a key even though the key exists
OS
Windows 11
Step of use
Runtime
Steps to reproduce
So I have a file called
test.ebsl
with content as follows:When I run
it prints
However when I run:
it works just fine
Expected behavior
It is suppose to recognize
key2
as one of the keysScreenshots
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