>
> @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>  
>
>> STEMMING
>>
>> I don't understand how to do it but I think the stemming issue with 
>> possible overwrite could be avoided by using a regular expression rather 
>> than the general wildcard?
>> This looks like it might work .... 
>>
>> "$stem(\s*\(\d+\))?$"
>>
>> But I'm unclear how PowerShell invokes the matching it can do (
>> https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.core/about/about_regular_expressions?view=powershell-6
>> ).
>>
>>
 Mark S. wrote: 

> That document explains how to do string matching. File globbing looks like 
> regular expressions, but it's not. Possibly it would be possible to insert 
> code that analyzes the output as strings. So one line of code would become 
> 10 ;-)
>

Ciao Mark S. 
 

> but it's unclear -- is there an actual problem that would be fixed by this 
> approach?
>

Here is a case that I think is possible. Certainly in my usage.

Say you have  wiki1  you are working on and clone it (to run a test 
safely)--calling the clone  wiki1-b  . Currently any "Download Save" of it 
would restore and over-write wiki1.

PowerShell console:
wiki1
Copying C:\Users\Josiah\Downloads\wiki1-b(2).html to C:\scrap\wiki1\wiki1.
html

In the use-case, in reality I don't need wiki-b "restoring" because its a 
throw away I'll later delete; nor do I want it overwriting anything. 

One issue that is a bit clearer to  me now is it could get cumbersome 
having to rename such test cases uniquely stemmed?

I think it makes more sense they are just ignored unless you really need a 
restoration--in which case then its name should go in PS script settings as 
a wiki to restore (to its own name).

Hope this is clearer!

Best wishes
Josiah

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