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Thread: Filter format?

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    Filter format?

    ok what is the new filter format? Yes I did search and got a lot of old things.

    I can see the basics:
    Code:
    seqfilters
      section name="hunt"
        what goes here??
      /section
    /seqfilters
    My question points to the what goes here?? part.

    Do I need the oldfilter or the regex?

    I use to do: Name:orc pawn, a and that would work. Now if gives me nothing evern with:

    Code:
    oldfilter regexName:orc pawn, a /oldfilter /regex
    or
    oldfilter regex>Name:[#]*orc pawn, a /oldfilter /regex>
    I don't know wild card matching all that well and I take it that’s what the #* is for.. If you have any good links to a page that can show/teach me wild card matching, that would be great!
    Last edited by JamTune; 01-04-2004 at 02:52 PM.

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    Ok what am I doing wrong?

    Here is what my filter file looks like

    PHP Code:
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <!DOCTYPE seqfilters SYSTEM "seqfilters.dtd">
    <seqfilters>
      <section="HUNT">
        <oldfilter><regex>Name:Tallon Zek</regex></oldfilter>
      </section>
    <seqfilters>
    I have also tired it with out the oldfilter tag.. never works..

    When I first seen the filters where going to be xml I was glad. I was expecting somthing like..

    PHP Code:
    <section="Hunt">
      <
    regex>
        <
    name>Tallon Zek</name>
        <
    race>Tallon Zek</race>
      </
    regex>
    </
    section
    The way it is now would be fine IF I could ever get it to work..

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