Bundle Identifier wont set on MacOS

[Lindon]

The problems with develop go on....

Now the Preferences panel refuses to accept a new bundle identifier

[ustk]

@lindon Another one that's never been fixed... You have to edit the XML directly

[Lindon]

@ustk which XML?

[ustk]

@lindon project_info.xml

[Lindon]

@ustk yeah thanks found it already..

[Matt_SF]

@lindon just enter your bundle identifier and press 'cancel' when HISE tells you it's wrong. It will keep your ID in the preferences.
Never had any problem doing so...

[Lindon]

@matt_sf thanks, but this is now the least of my problems.....

Plugin wont set up samples in MacOS

@danh OK any one know how to get the default buttons for sample set up using the extra definitions?

Forum (forum.hise.audio)

[d.healey]

@lindon Is this issue only on Windows or is it on Mac?

The cause is almost certainly down to a regex difference between different OSs.

This is the check in the source code. I'm rubbish at regex but I don't think it would be difficult to figure out a fix to this.

	if (id == Project::AppGroupID || id == Project::BundleIdentifier)
	{
		const String wildcard = (id == HiseSettings::Project::BundleIdentifier) ?
			R"(com\.[\w\d-_]+\.[\w\d-_]+$)" :
			R"(group\.[\w\d-_]+\.[\w\d-_]+$)";

		if (!RegexFunctions::matchesWildcard(wildcard, newValue.toString()))
		{
			return Result::fail(id.toString() + " doesn't match the required format.");
		}

[d.healey]

I wonder if this com\.[\w\d_]+\.[\w\d_]+$ or com\.[\w\d-\w\d]+\.[\w\d-\w\d]+$ would work... I'm not even sure the \d is needed because I think \w covers all alphanumeric characters.

[Lindon]

@d-healey - oh its so tempting to say;
"oh yeah that might work.."

and sound like I know anything useful about regex...but I'll stick to the more honest..

"I have absolutely no idea......"

:-)

[d.healey]

@lindon I'll test it later and if it works I'll make a pull request.

[d.healey]

Problem only appears on MacOS. I changed the regex and the problem goes away. https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/pull/247