src/pathpicker/parse.py [61:82]:
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    (
        # begin the capture
        r"("
        # capture some pre-dir stuff like / and ./
        r"(?:"
        r"\.?/"
        r")?"  # thats optional
        # now we look at directories. The 'character class ' allowed before the '/'
        # is either a real character or a character and a space. This allows
        # multiple spaces in a directory as long as each space is followed by
        # a normal character, but it does not allow multiple continguous spaces
        # which would otherwise gobble up too much whitespace.
        #
        # Thus, these directories will match:
        #   /something foo/
        #   / a b c d e/
        #   /normal/
        #
        # but these will not:
        #   /two  spaces  here/
        #   /ending in a space /
        r"(([a-z.A-Z0-9\-_]|\s[a-zA-Z0-9\-_])+/)+"
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src/pathpicker/parse.py [99:120]:
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    (
        # begin the capture
        r"("
        # capture some pre-dir stuff like / and ./
        r"(?:"
        r"\.?/"
        r")?"  # thats optional
        # now we look at directories. The 'character class ' allowed before the '/'
        # is either a real character or a character and a space. This allows
        # multiple spaces in a directory as long as each space is followed by
        # a normal character, but it does not allow multiple continguous spaces
        # which would otherwise gobble up too much whitespace.
        #
        # Thus, these directories will match:
        #   /something foo/
        #   / a b c d e/
        #   /normal/
        #
        # but these will not:
        #   /two  spaces  here/
        #   /ending in a space /
        r"(([a-z.A-Z0-9\-_]|\s[a-zA-Z0-9\-_])+/)+"
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