Nested Wildcards Ignoring Folder Structure

[DrJimmyBrungus]

Not sure if this could be classed as a bug, a feature..

Let's say I have the following file structure - the goal is to have wildcard files describing various outfits for different characters:

Characters\

 Jim\
  Casual.txt
   (red t-shirt, jeans)
  Suit.txt
   (black suit, red tie)
  Jim.txt
   __Casual__
   __Suit__

 Bob\
  Casual.txt
   (blue t-shirt, jeans)
  Suit.txt
   (black suit, blue tie)
  Bob.txt
   __Casual__
   __Suit__

In my prompt, I enter __Characters/Jim/Jim__ to pick a random line from within Jim.txt - in this case either Casual or Suit.

What is happening however, is it is picking ANY wildcard named Casual or Suit. It could be Jim, it could be Bob, or it could some other unrelated wildcard somewhere else.

Workaround:

1. Instead of having Jim.txt containing the wildcard lines and promping for __Characters/Jim/Jim__, simply prompt for __Characters/Jim*__ instead. This restricts it to only wilcards found within the Jim folder, as intended.

2. Could ensure every wilcard has a unique name. Eg. Jim-Casual.txt, Bob-Casual.txt

[akx]

This should work if Bob.txt has

__Characters/Bob/Casual__
__Characters/Bob/Suit__

See adieyal/dynamicprompts#82 and #377.

[DrJimmyBrungus]

Aha, that makes sense. As usual it's something obvious.