Strange results from Exceptions-U changes

[zoltan]

That's interesting. Thanks for the suggestions. Given the way Proxomitron is supposed to handle lists (and my understanding of that is still very limited), putting parts of the expression on separate lines shouldn't affect it, but I'll consider making the change, because something weird is certainly happening. How does Prox distinguish between lines that continue an expression and lines that begin a new one? I assumed the enter/return determined that, but apparently not.

I don't understand what happens when a list is hashed, other than the text is converted to numeric code or something like that. Does it change the order of things? Because I thought order of items was important, which would mean that line 1272 would be ignored, not line 1035. I see what you mean about the conflict between the two google entries though. But strangely, both expressions had been working. I set the browser to IE because google has (at times) started serving an unattractive redesigned advanced page to Firefox.

If the two were combined, would this format be correct? Seems OK so far.

Code:

www.google.com/(^?)
  $SET(0=f_ua_ie.)
  $JUMP(http://www.google.com/advanced_search)

(Dec. 20, 2011 12:17 PM)ProxRocks Wrote:  what happens if you move these two all the way to the "Added by Proxo" section (just to place them "last")?

It works after they've been moved. However, earlier tonight I added a background replace $JUMP to Exceptions-U that was totally unrelated to google or yahoo, and it worked after that too. So it seems that any random shifting of existing items, additions or deletions can enable/disable the google redirect.