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- sidki3003 - May. 01, 2005 11:02 PM
z12 Wrote:When I run the test filter and data you posted, it returns <eof-22>Ah okay - it returns an empty "n" here. Can you please attach the complete list?
sidki
- z12 - May. 01, 2005 11:21 PM
Hi sidki
Here it is, uploaded as txt not ptxt.
Let me know what the correct answer is
Mike
- sidki3003 - May. 01, 2005 11:33 PM
D'oh - silly me! The forum code was swallowing the indents. Thanks! Checking...
- sidki3003 - May. 01, 2005 11:47 PM
Tested, works fine. Thing is that this list is massively used and every tiny speed difference is perceptible (hence the redundant, but hashable entries on the top).
It's about 10% slower in that format (late failing is more expensive than matching). I'll see if i can do something about that. If yes, i'll use it -- Thanks again.
sidki
- z12 - May. 01, 2005 11:54 PM
Well for me, during use, I didn't notice any speed difference after that change , just a quieter log. For me it's worth it as I always run with my log open.
Hope you can speed it up though.
Mike
- sidki3003 - May. 02, 2005 01:47 AM
I just removed one negation and changed the exclusion entry.
Down from 3.8 to 3.5 in above testcase.
Hope i didn't miss anything.
sidki
- sidki3003 - May. 02, 2005 03:32 PM
All filters changed and tested - very cool! Finally i can turn on HTML filter display in the log window again.
It turned out that the call needs to be...
Code:
$TST(($GET(n)+1)=$LST(Count)|*)$SET(n=$GET(i))
$TST(($GET(n)-1)=$LST(Count)|*)$SET(n=$GET(i))(The list didn't change except for the example in the comment. Note that you need to rename it to *.ptxt for my set.)
ProxRocks, does this call work with your date filters?
sidki
- ProxRocks - May. 02, 2005 04:07 PM
Does EVERY (Count) in your cofig need "adjusted" now?
- sidki3003 - May. 02, 2005 04:24 PM
Yes. Unless you rename it to e.g. "Count-Mike" (inside the list, too), and use latter for selected filters.
Or just wait till the next release - which isn't too far away - if you like.
Still, it would be great if you'd use the posted list temporarily, do a quick check with your date filters, and tell me if it works for you.
sidki
- ProxRocks - May. 02, 2005 05:04 PM
Eureka! Yep, "datestamp" works...
Very cool and clever indeed...
ps - not sure why I didn't think of just setting up a 'second' count.txt by another name... gonna blame it on being Monday, lol...
- sidki3003 - May. 03, 2005 12:34 AM
Great, thanks for the confirmation!
sidki
- ProxRocks - May. 03, 2005 01:56 AM
ps - sidki, in relation to other 'speed-related' concerns (ie, menu and css-injection), the 4.2.05 config is holding its own on a 3400+ AMD Athlon 64 with HyperTransport...
- sidki3003 - May. 03, 2005 10:21 AM
lol - So you got a new machine again. I'm targeting at the same CPU, didn't get around to buy it yet tho.
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I forgot to include the "next" and "previous" links (postx*.html) in the ComputerCops filter. I've updated the post here.
sidki
- traviscn - May. 04, 2005 02:40 AM
re the Computer Cops filter i think an addition is needed to the Url match field like so
Code:
$TYPE(htm)castlecops.com/(forum-cat14|(check|f(orumx+|)|p(o+st(p|s|x|)|)|t)[0-9]|modules.php\?name\=)this is for links on the various forum main pages eg.castlecops.com/posts104590-0.html
- sidki3003 - May. 04, 2005 03:06 AM
Oh, right, thanks! Also, Paul renamed the forum categories from e.g. "forum-cat14.html" to "c14-Proxomitron.html" (old links still work).
So the currently working URL match is:
Code:
$TYPE(htm)castlecops.com/(forum-cat14|c14-|(check|f(orumx+|)|p(o+st(p|s|x|)|)|t)[0-9]|modules.php\?name\=)sidki