>"WEIGHTRANGE" looks like an interesting feature - I'm just not clear how it
>causes a different effect from WEIGHT.
The key is that it works on a range of weights, rather than just getting
triggered when a specific weight is reached.
>If I have
>
>WEIGHTRANGE 10-14
>WEIGHTRANGE 15-19
>WEIGHTRANGE 20-99
That would be set up as something like:
WEIGHT10-14 weightrange x x 10 14
WEIGHT15-19 weightrange x x 15 19
WEIGHT20-99 weightrange x x 20 99
>isn't that equivalent to
>
>WEIGHT 10
>WEIGHT 15
>WEIGHT 20
No.
>If the calculated weight is 25 - will both only execute the last of the
>three?
If the calculated weight is 25, the WEIGHT20-99 tests would get triggered,
but not the WEIGHT10-14 or WEIGHT15-19 tests. Of the standard weight
tests, only the WEIGHT20 would get triggered.
>What can I accomplish with WEIGHTRANGE - e.g., how does it trigger a
>different result to WEIGHT.
If the total weight is 18, using your example, the standard weight tests
will trigger the WEIGHT15 and WEIGHT20 tests. Using the ranges, only the
WEIGHT15-19 test would be triggered.
The main use of this would be to override Declude JunkMail's action
priorities. Just as a hypothetical example, you could have weights from
10-19 deleted, but anything over 20 would be held. You next question, "Why
would I want to do that?", I will leave to your imagination. :)
-Scott
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