":" creates a wrong regexp

[totty90]

For the route "'xy:{x},{y}'" creates: "/^/?xy:/([^\/?]+),([^\/?]+)/?$/i" instead of "/^/?xy:([^\/?]+),([^\/?]+)/?$/i"

Test here: http://www.regexr.com/ the string "xy:34234,-2342"

[totty90]

Or maybe the ":" is used for the variables. But please let me use it anyway, even escaping it somehow.

[millermedeiros]

I made the wrong assumption that : was always the end of an optional argument and always going to need / in between 2 arguments.

[millermedeiros]

see:

crossroads.js/dev/src/pattern_lexer.js

Lines 28 to 34 in 9e6e24c

	'RS' : {
	//required slashes
	//used to insert slash between `:{` and `}{`
	rgx : /([:}])\/?(\{)/g,
	save : '$1{{id}}$2',
	res : '\\/'
	},