Cheat Engine

[Chris12]

Hi. I know that an object is named "Jojos Bank".
So i opened the structure spider and entered the base address of the object in "base region", selected stringscan, must match reg exp, case sensitive.

Still Ce displays this:


"Jojo" is a valid regex isn't it?
Why are there so many results even though I entered "Jojo"?
Is the regex-parser broken or am I just using it wrong?

Second question:
Can you tell structure spider that the last offset should alswas be 0?
In some (many)scenarios it doesnt make sense to offset the final address.
In my example thats exactly the case, it displays all strings of some string table...

[Dark Byte]

1: Looks like a bug (I really don't like regexp, and worse, there are multiple regexp implementations in the library, some buggy, and some just weird...)

2: Not right now. But alternatively, if you did a stringlist reference lookup, and you know the exact address of the string (0c962680) then you could do a "Pointer must be in range" between 0c962680 and 0c962680 (of course, with multiple strings that's no option)

[Chris12]

Ok. I dont like regular expressions either. This is not really a big problem, but If you ever feel like changing this,
It would be enough to have: must end with, start with and must contain.
And Case insensitive.