I think you might arrange it by creating a new test called BOOL that
uses other test names (including other bools) and allows for a boolean
expression to pass or fail. Then the resulting test could be weighted
in. This would give the most flexibility with the simplest (read most
reliable & fast) code.

So, for example,

#NOTE Boolean test expressions are enclosed in parenthesis.
# Nested parens also work for more complex expressions.
# In boolean logic, * is AND, + is OR, ~ is NOT, ^ is XOR
# The following test named S_N_R is triggered when
# SPAMCOP AND REVDNS are both true.
# If you leave the weight off of a test then it can only be
# expressed in another BOOL expression.

S_N_R  BOOL  (SPAMCOP * REVDNS) 90000000

...

What about that?
_M

| -----Original Message-----
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| [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of R. 
| Scott Perry
| Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 12:51 PM
| To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] What do you think of this?
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| 
| >Would it be possible create a boolean test that we could configure, 
| >basically a if/then kind of thing?
| >
| >ex:
| >if SPAMCOP and REVDNS then weight = 90000000
| 
| That's something that we have given some thought to, but were 
| never sure 
| how useful it would actually be (given all the combinations 
| of tests that 
| would be possible).
| 
| Thoughts?
|                                     -Scott
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