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Interesting, I still can't replicate your issue, even using your test file. I'm wondering if you have an exclusion set that is excluding this file for some reason? You should be able to check the exclusion messages by selecting View -> Exclusion Messages after a search. I think it's not related to exclusion set. I say that because, same file will match if you search for foo.*enum (notice the missing 'i') instead of foo.*ienum. Regardless, after I did the search, View > Exclusion Messages is disabled....

Interesting, I still can't replicate your issue, even using your test file. I'm wondering if you have an exclusion set that is excluding this file for some reason? You should be able to check the exclusion messages by selecting View -> Exclusion Messages after a search. I think it's not related to exclusion set. I say that because, same file will match if you search for foo.*enum (notice the missing 'i') instead of foo.*ienum. Regardless, after I did the search, View > Exclusion Messages is disabled....

Interesting, I still can't replicate your issue, even using your test file. I'm wondering if you have an exclusion set that is excluding this file for some reason? You should be able to check the exclusion messages by selecting View -> Exclusion Messages after a search. I think it's not related to exclusion set. I say that, because same file will match if you search for foo.*enum (notice the missing 'i') instead of foo.*ienum. Regardless, after I did the search View > Exclusion Messages is disabled....

Interesting, I still can't replicate your issue, even using your test file. I'm wondering if you have an exclusion set that is excluding this file for some reason? You should be able to check the exclusion messages by selecting View -> Exclusion Messages after a search. I think it's not related to exclusion set. I say that, because same file will match if you search for foo.*enum (notice the missing 'i') instead of foo.*ienum. Regardless, after I did the search View > Exclusion Messages is disabled....

Interesting, I still can't replicate your issue, even using your test file. I'm wondering if you have an exclusion set that is excluding this file for some reason? You should be able to check the exclusion messages by selecting View -> Exclusion Messages after a search. I think it's not related to exclusion set. I say that, because same file will match if you search for foo.*enum (notice the missing 'i') instead of foo.*ienum. Regardless, after I did the search View > Exclusion Messages is disabled....

I am surprised you weren't able to replicate it. You can find test.txt file that I used as an attachment to this message. What's in the log file is below (it is also attached): 2017-07-06 13:09:11.8120|Info|AstroGrep.Windows.Forms.frmMain.frmMain_Closed|### STOPPING AstroGrep, version 4.4.6 ### 2017-07-06 13:09:13.2127|Info|AstroGrep.Windows.Program.Main|### STARTING AstroGrep, version 4.4.6 ### 2017-07-06 13:09:13.2746|Info|AstroGrep.Windows.Program.Main|Operating System: Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0...

Possible bug: RegEx won't match