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|    MicroPlanet Gravity - Rules (part 1 of 3    |
|    23 Jul 24 12:47:55    |
      From: noreply@mixmin.net              MicroPlanet Gravity > Help [F1] > Index > Rules > About Rule and Score       Processing Order:       >Rule and Score Processing Order       >When Gravity retrieves headers, processing takes place as follows:       >1. The headers are downloaded from your news server.       >2. Gravity checks to see if scoring needs to be applied to this newsgroup,       > and if so, applies the values. It does this by examining all of the       > groups (possibly wildcard expressions) in the list of groups to be       > scored, and if the newsgroup matches, then the scores are evaluated.       > Any scores that have expired are also removed during this phase.       >3. Gravity then runs any rules that are enabled for the newsgroup. Rules       > are processed in the order they appear in the Rules Dialog.       >Score processing occurs before rule processing, meaning that you can use       >a score condition in rules for incoming articles (the score is calculated       >first).              MicroPlanet Gravity > Help [F1] > Index > Rules > About Rules (Overview):       >About Rules (Overview)       >A rule specifies one or more conditions and one or more actions to apply       >when the conditions are met. You can create as many rules as you wish.       >Rules are created and edited in the Main Rules Dialog.       >The best way to learn what rules can do is to review the Rules Editor       >Conditions and Actions Tabs.       >Applying Rules       >Rules can be applied in two ways:       >* Automatically - If you "enable" a rule for incoming articles, the rule       > evaluates and acts on all incoming articles as they arrive.       >* Manually - You can also apply a rule manually, either to a newsgroup,       > or to selected articles at any time. Use the "Apply a Rule Manually"       > command and dialog or the Rule Bar to do so. See the Manually Apply       > Rules topic for more information.       >Notes:       >* Rule order has meaning, which means rules are applied in the order       > they are listed in the main rules dialog.       >* Scoring is applied internally before rules are processed (except for       > scores in the article Body, if storing headers only).       >Rule Statistics       >View - Other Windows - Rule Statistics       >You can track how many times your rules evaluate articles and fire with       >the Rule Statistics.              MicroPlanet Gravity > Help [F1] > Index > Rules > Creating Rules - The       Rules Editor:       >Creating Rules - The Rules Editor       >You create (Add) new rules and edit existing rules in the Rules Editor.       >To Create (Add) a New Rule       >This is a summary of the basic steps.       >Open the main rules dialog (Tools - Rules)       >1. Add (create) and name the rule       >2. Set the rule conditions       >3. Set the rule actions       >4. Specify to which groups the rule will apply and expiration (optional)       >5. Enable* the rule for incoming, if desired       >6. Adjust the rule in the list order, if necessary       > * If you want the rule to apply to all incoming articles, you must       > "enable" the rule.              MicroPlanet Gravity > Help [F1] > Index > Rules > How-To Test Rules and       Pattern Matches:       >HOW-TO Test Rules and Pattern Matches       >Gravity does not have a built in PCRE or Rule tester, but you can use       >some tools. This page contains four suggestions to test effects of PCREs,       >plain text strings, or Rule Conditions. (Before you create a rule to       >perform a delete action and risk deleting all articles, you should test!)       >Test PCRE or Plain Text Expressions with the Quick Filter       > Quick Filter (CONTROL + Q or "/")       >The Quick Filter is a very fast way to test PCREs (or plain text strings)       >within the current newsgroup.       > * Remember to check the Regular Expression box, if testing PCREs       >If you select both Subject and From, the logic is OR (in Subject OR in       >From).       >Results depend on the current display filter - set your filter to "All       >Articles" to test across all articles in the group. To restore the       >display, re-apply the main filter, or press F5 (after setting focus in       >the main window with a mouse click).       > * Do NOT use a filter that is set to "Include entire thread if any       > article matches filter"       >Also see the Quick Filter Topic       >Test PCRE, Plain Text, or Rule Conditions with Filters       >(Useful for previewing Rule actions)       >Create a new display filter using the advanced dialog to create the PCRE       >or plain text patterns and conditions similar to your rule and view the       >filtered results.       >The advantage is - you can save the filter and COMBINE filter conditions              [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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