Website based auto key assignment switching

[gaia]

i want it to work for m e e t . g o o g l e . c o m (sorry for the broken link I seemingly cant post external links)
The tab title is Google Meet until you join a meet
then, it becomes Meet - <meet code>

In that case you may get away with the caption regex search expression:
^(Google Meet)|(Meet \- \S+)$

This is quite a complex (maybe too complex!) search expression but essentially means the window title MUST either be "Google Meet" OR "Meet - <code>"
See example here: https://regex101.com/r/56eL7d/1

Once you understand regex, you will realize how powerful it can be and how you can optimize it/tailor it to your needs!

Oh and you need 5 posts before links are allowed

Hi Phil
could be added a text to regex converter in x-mouse in the last beta ?

Once you understand regex, you will realize how powerful it can be and how you can optimize it/tailor it to your needs!

Phil , i will be so powerfull make profile for each webpage , really
many users don't know regex , i know there are many site to convert but have in x-mouse would be really amazing
thanks
ps i'm testing the last beta and i really like

[phil]

Sorry but its far too complicated and open ended to do this in the GUI - I mean, you could convert text to regex it in so many ways each with their own little variation, its simply not worth the (extensive) GUI effort IMHO, I simply don't have the time and I'm trying to keep XMBC small and nimble!

I think, much like the regex search in Notepad++ its very useful and powerful when you get your head around regex or use a site like regex101 which allows you to see, test and experiment - much easier than trying to do it in a restrictive GUI app.

[gaia]

Sorry but its far too complicated and open ended to do this in the GUI - I mean, you could convert text to regex it in so many ways each with their own little variation, its simply not worth the (extensive) GUI effort IMHO, I simply don't have the time and I'm trying to keep XMBC small and nimble!

I think, much like the regex search in Notepad++ its very useful and powerful when you get your head around regex or use a site like regex101 which allows you to see, test and experiment - much easier than trying to do it in a restrictive GUI app.

Hi Phil
ok I got it
thanks