Wildcards |
Most of the text-based parameters support wildcards with multiple parts and operators. Parts can be separated with semicolon (";") or comma (",").
Supported operators are:
without operator |
"Soft" include - include if either one of specified conditions is fulfilled |
"-" |
Exclude |
"+" |
"Hard" include - all specified conditions must be fulfilled (only makes sense for file parameters) |
"|" |
Except |
Examples:
condition1
Session/hit qualifies if condition1 is true
-condition1
Qualifies only if condition1 is false
condition1, -condition2
Qualifies if condition1 is true and condition2 is false
condition1, condition2
Qualifies if either one of conditions is true
+condition1, +condition2
Qualifies if both of conditions are true
+condition1, condition2, condition3
Qualifies if condition1 is true and either one of remaining conditions is true
When there is only one condition without any operator, engine behaves same as if you put a "+" operator in front of it. For example, "soft" include of single condition means that it must be fulfilled. Similarly, "+condition1, +condition2, condition3" is same as "+condition1, +condition2, +condition3". In both examples conditions 1 and 2 must be true (because of "+" operator), but one of remaining ("soft") conditions must also be true, and there's only one.
condition1, -condition2
Qualifies if condition1 is true and condition2 is false
-condition1|condition2
Qualifies only if condition1 is false except when condition2 is true
condition1|condition2
Qualifies only if condition1 is true except if condition2 is true
See also