, June 04, 2003 2:02 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Easy way to add power and flexibility.
Forgive the intrusion (I just troll here, don't actually have JM
yet), but this idea seems flawed. If you quit testing once a
certain weight has been reached, wouldn't you cut
Do the positive weight tests (black tests) first in highest to lowest
weight order.
I'll just comment here before this goes too far.
It is very unlikely that we will rearrange the order that the tests are run
it, as many of them must be run at a certain point, and there are several
cases where
Charles:
They need to not be greedy matches or better yet support a very small set
of rules, an overly simplified
engine could allow for word boundries and whitespace with optional letters
and make word and phrase
filters much more powerful.
I agree, regular expressions are somewhat more powerful
Hi Rob
We plan to add regular expressions to SpamChk. This should be ready at
the end of july after we've finished some other tasks.
For all who doesn't know what are regular expressions:
With the following expression you can check if a string is a valid
email-Adress:
Forgive the intrusion (I just troll here, don't actually have JM yet),
but this idea seems flawed. If you quit testing once a certain weight
has been reached, wouldn't you cut off further testing that might reduce
that weight? In a system where a score can go up and down depending on
the
