On Mon, 2008-04-21 at 22:16 +0200, mouss wrote:
> untested yet:
> uri URI_DEEP5 m|https?://[\w-]\.[\w-]\.[\w-]\.[\w-]\.[\w-]\.|
> score URI_DEEP5 0.1
>
> uri URI_DEEP6 m|https?://[\w-]\.[\w-]\.[\w-]\.[\w-]\.[\w-]\.[\w-]\.|
> score URI_DEEP6 1.0
>
> uri URI_DEEP7
> m|https?://[\w-]\.[\w-]\.[\w-]\.[\w-]\.[\w-]\.[\w-]\.[\w-]\.|
> score URI_DEEP7 2.0
Beware, those are adding up. Since you didn't anchor the end of the RE
to ($|/), whatever hits URI_DEEP7 hits the previous ones, too. Effective
score: 3.1
They don't work anyway. ;) You are testing for single chars between the
dots. And the '-' should be first in a char class, if it is to represent
itself. Also, I'd prefer to keep them cleaner and more readable using
quantifiers, rather than copying parts 7 times...
uri URI_DEEP7 m,https?://([-\w]+\.){6},
The above forces 6 dots, and thus "7 levels". Hits on even longer URIs,
too -- the same constraint of adding scores applies here.
Oh, and yes -- this one is untested, too. :)
guenther
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