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Fix multimatch when '-' in name.

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evennia/commands/tests.py
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@ -1223,6 +1223,38 @@ class TestCmdParser(TestCase):
self.assertEqual(cmdparser.try_num_differentiators("look me-3"), (3, "look me"))
self.assertEqual(cmdparser.try_num_differentiators("look me-567"), (567, "look me"))
def test_num_differentiators_hyphenated_names(self):
"""Test that hyphenated object names like 't-shirt-1' are parsed correctly.
This tests the default SEARCH_MULTIMATCH_REGEX which uses the format 'name-number'.
Objects with hyphens in their names (e.g., 't-shirt') should be correctly parsed
when disambiguated (e.g., 't-shirt-1' should return (1, 't-shirt')).
See: https://github.com/evennia/evennia/issues/3691
"""
# Simple name without hyphen - should work
self.assertEqual(cmdparser.try_num_differentiators("ball-1"), (1, "ball"))
self.assertEqual(cmdparser.try_num_differentiators("ball-23"), (23, "ball"))
# Hyphenated name - this is the bug case
self.assertEqual(cmdparser.try_num_differentiators("t-shirt-1"), (1, "t-shirt"))
self.assertEqual(cmdparser.try_num_differentiators("t-shirt-2"), (2, "t-shirt"))
# Multiple hyphens in name
self.assertEqual(
cmdparser.try_num_differentiators("some-long-name-3"), (3, "some-long-name")
)
# No number suffix - should return (None, None)
self.assertEqual(cmdparser.try_num_differentiators("t-shirt"), (None, None))
self.assertEqual(cmdparser.try_num_differentiators("ball"), (None, None))
# With trailing args (space after the number)
self.assertEqual(cmdparser.try_num_differentiators("t-shirt-1 arg"), (1, "t-shirt arg"))
self.assertEqual(
cmdparser.try_num_differentiators("ball-2 some args"), (2, "ball some args")
)
@override_settings(
SEARCH_MULTIMATCH_REGEX=r"(?P<number>[0-9]+)-(?P<name>.*)", CMD_IGNORE_PREFIXES="@&/+"
)

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evennia/settings_default.py
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@ -357,16 +357,16 @@ WEBCLIENT_OPTIONS = {
# The command parser module to use. See the default module for which
# functions it must implement
COMMAND_PARSER = "evennia.commands.cmdparser.cmdparser"
# On a multi-match when search objects or commands, the user has the
# On a multi-match when searching objects or commands, the user has the
# ability to search again with an index marker that differentiates
# the results. If multiple "box" objects
# are found, they can by default be separated as 1-box, 2-box. Below you
# can change the regular expression used. The regex must have one
# have two capturing groups (?P<number>...) and (?P<name>...) - the default
# parser expects this. It should also involve a number starting from 1.
# When changing this you must also update SEARCH_MULTIMATCH_TEMPLATE
# the results. If multiple "box" objects are found, they can by default
# be separated as box-1, box-2. Below you can change the regular expression
# used. The regex must have two capturing groups (?P<number>...) and
# (?P<name>...) - the default parser expects this. It may also have an
# optional (?P<args>...) group. It should also involve a number starting
# from 1. When changing this you must also update SEARCH_MULTIMATCH_TEMPLATE
# to properly describe the syntax.
SEARCH_MULTIMATCH_REGEX = r"(?P<name>[^-]*)-(?P<number>[0-9]+)(?P<args>.*)"
SEARCH_MULTIMATCH_REGEX = r"^(?P<name>.*?)-(?P<number>[0-9]+)(?P<args>(?:\s.*)?)$"
# To display multimatch errors in various listings we must display
# the syntax in a way that matches what SEARCH_MULTIMATCH_REGEX understand.
# The template will be populated with data and expects the following markup: