Spaces screw up SatNav

[jdarling]

While completely valid in the URL spaces (or any URL encoded character actually) screw up SatNav.

While looking at this I noticed that line 81 reads:

return '([\\w-.]+)?';

But since spaces get encoded to a + the above breaks. Taking into account also that special characters could be encoded with a % symbol, below makes more sense:

return '([\\w-.+%]+)?';

But, really, what we are interested in is anything that isn't {} or /, so why not use:

return '([^{}\\/]+)?';

[f5io]

I will look into this shortly.

If you would like submit a PR, I would be happy to test and merge :)

[jdarling]

No problem, PR listed above.

[srsholmes]

nice @jdarling