Scope Syntax Clarification

[oliverwilliams84]

Can someone confirm to me what the scope syntax's such as ^\s*(?:(\+|✓|✔|☑|√|\[x\])(\s+(?:[^\@\n]|(?<!\s)\@|\@(?=\s))*)([^\n]*))|^\s*(?:(-)(\s+(?:[^\@]|(?<!\s)\@|\@(?=\s))*)(.*\@done(?=\s|\(|$)[^\n]*)) and ^\s*(?:(✘|x|\[-\])(\s+(?:[^\@\n]|(?<!\s)\@|\@(?=\s))*)(.*))|^\s*(?:(-)(\s+(?:[^\@]|(?<!\s)\@|\@(?=\s))*)(.*\@cancelled(?=\s|\(|$)[^\n]*)) ?

If you look at this you can see that the regex is matching the first tag after the X rather than the completed tag. Is this the expected outcome or ? The whole thing is a clusterfuck of regex.

[vovkkk]

Please, restrain from from dropping f-bombs here.

Is this the expected outcome or ?

Yes, because task may be without done tag

✘ Test @test

Also, task may be

	- Test @test @cancelled(aa(t)) (12-05-17 23:12) aaata

in this case @cancelled is mandatory, because otherwise it would be a pending task.