Query string does not work

[donny-dont]

Currently the '?' character is not marked as a special character so when encountered it does not add a \ in front of it. Adding ? within the string itself does not help as this gets stripped.

[pavelgj]

Are you using route or route_hierarchical?

[justinfagnani]

It's just route, I'm looking into it now, the example hasn't been updated
for 1.0, so it's likely that the server isn't running at all.

On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 7:14 PM, Pavel Jbanov [email protected]:

Are you using route or route_hierarchical?

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[justinfagnani]

Oops, I got my signals crossed between here and Stack Overflow :) disregard

On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 7:18 PM, Justin Fagnani [email protected]:

It's just route, I'm looking into it now, the example hasn't been updated
for 1.0, so it's likely that the server isn't running at all.

On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 7:14 PM, Pavel Jbanov [email protected]:

Are you using route or route_hierarchical?

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[donny-dont]

Not sure if I need to be more specific but just in case. If you have a url you're trying to match that looks like

http://foo.com/index.html?bar=123

If you tried to make a UrlPattern to get the value of bar you can't because the ? is not treated as a special character that should have a \ added to it. This is because of the following from url_pattern.dart

final _specialChars = new RegExp(r'[\^\$\.\|\+\[\]\{\}]');

Which does not contain ?. You also can't just add a ? to the pattern as the \ gets removed.