Hi all,
The alarm has a new bug, also related to the regex-ing, I think. A Nonymous reported it as a response to my e-mail cited below.
Here's the deal;
If you don't use hh:mm format, but h:mm, the regex for point in time doesn't match, but the one for number of minutes does. So, if your current time is 08:00, and you run
alarm 9:15
The alarm function uses 24 hour (military time) only. The timestamp of 9:15 is therefore invalid. This could be handled better, but its not a bug..
One way would probably be to require a whitespace between minutes and text... My regex knowledge isn't great and I'm pretty busy at my real-life work, so I'd be ever so grateful if someone else could look into this before the weekend.
There is no reason to require a space between the minutes and alarm text if the 24 hour time is followed.. I think we just recently changed this as it used to require a space, and after someone posted a note about it, there seemed to be no reason to do so..
Anyway I will look in to improving the handling a bit..
Monty
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