Scott writes:
Scott wrote:
Specifically, I'm looking for something with real examples that make use of
tricky syntax.
Since apparently there isn't much documentation available for this, maybe someone can help me make a filter. I'm trying to create a single filter for all emails with the words .sport and .ltd in the subject header. Something like (which I know is wrong because it doesn't work):
if ((/^Subject:.*\.sport || .ltd /))
if ((/^Subject:.*\.(sport|ltd)[^:alpha:]/))
Thank you Sam. That did the trick. I added the following two rules to get .ltd and .sport at all points in the subject (works according to my tests).
if ((/^subject:.*(sport|ltd)[^:alpha:]/)) if ((/^Subject:.*[^:alpha:](sport|ltd)/))
Back to my original question: if I wanted to learn more about the regexp syntax that maildrop filters use, what subject would I look for? Perl?
-Scott
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