About this, in order to have the same results as expected in the original
attempt of TMurNGon, I would advise doing
[(search group={p}.* fmt=toc when='! inlist header,footer,
side,license,support,links,comments,invites,attachments {+page}'
type=-number)]
instead of
[(search group={p}.*
type=-header,footer,side,license,support,links,comments,invites,attachments
fmt=toc when='! number {+page}')]
since some.page.1-123 will be accepted by when="! number {+page}" but
rejected by type=-number
Cheers,
Tiffany
Le mardi 26 janvier 2016 06:56:13 UTC+1, TMurNGon a écrit :
>
> Great, thanks Dan. I will give it a go.
>
> On Monday, 25 January 2016 16:48:08 UTC+2, Dan wrote:
>>
>> The number type is a special case rule and it doesn't work with a list
>> like you have given. Either you check for a number/-number or you check for
>> a list of types/-list of types.
>>
>> To do what you want, you have two options--
>>
>> 1) Create a custom type rule which does what you want. More trouble but
>> probably faster if you have a bunch of pages to process.
>>
>> 2) Use the when parameter to exclude numbers.
>>
>> [(search group={p}.*
>> type=-header,footer,side,license,support,links,comments,invites,attachments
>> fmt=toc when='! number {+page}')]
>>
>> For that matter, just for fun, you should be able to do:
>>
>> [(search group={p}.* fmt=toc when='! number {+page} && ! inlist
>> header,footer,side,license,support,links,comments,invites,attachments
>> {+page}')]
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Dan
>>
>> On Mon, Jan 25, 2016 at 3:53 AM TMurNGon <tmur...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Dan,
>>>
>>> Given all of the above, how would I structure a 'page search' to exclude
>>> both a few named pages and number pages?
>>> I tried:
>>>
>>> [(search group={p}.*
>>> type=-number,header,footer,side,license,support,links,comments,invites,attachments
>>>
>>> fmt=toc)]
>>>
>>> but this does not seem to interpret 'number' as a being a numeric page
>>> name. It does exclude the named pages (footer, side, etc), but does not
>>> exclude numeric pages; as [(search group={p}.* type=-number fmt=toc)] would.
>>>
>>> Also, what would be the appropriate syntax for specifically including
>>> some pages and excluding others? Once the '-' is specified it seems to
>>> exclude all mentioned pages.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>> Jan
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Sunday, 8 November 2015 13:35:32 UTC+2, Tiffany Grenier wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi again,
>>>> It takes much longer to retrieve the results of [(search
>>>> group=some.page when="number {+p}")] than [(search group=some.page
>>>> type=number)]. Also, the results are slightly different because a page
>>>> named "some.page.1-0" would pass the second example and be removed from
>>>> the
>>>> first one. I need to discriminate between pages like "some.page.1" and
>>>> "some.page.1-0", and I wrote a BOLTCthread function that would validate
>>>> both, while BOLTCnumber only validates the one without the dash, and I
>>>> wanted these conditionals inside the search function.
>>>> So I first thought about added "type=thread" (and modifying
>>>> "type=number").
>>>> And then I considered putting in the type argument other conditions in
>>>> order to go much faster. Like for example type=subthread as replacement
>>>> for
>>>> when="thread {+parent} && thread {+p}", which led me to separated the
>>>> parat
>>>> of searchResults that does this check and use instead a hookable function.
>>>>
>>>> Thus I propose the following change:
>>>> --- library.php Sun Nov 08 12:29:55 2015
>>>> +++ library.php Sun Nov 08 12:30:48 2015
>>>> @@ -1775,20 +1775,6 @@
>>>> }
>>>> if (count($outarray) == 0) return;
>>>> if ($args['type'] == '') $args['type'] = BOLTconfig('searchType');
>>>> - $outarray = BOLTsearchResultsType($outarray,$args);
>>>> - if (count($outarray) == 0) return;
>>>> - if ($args['sort'] == '') natcasesort($outarray);
>>>> - elseif ($args['sort'] != 'false') $outarray =
>>>> BOLTsearchResultsSort($outarray, $args);
>>>> - if ($args['order'] != '') {
>>>> - if ($args['order'] == 'reverse' xor $args['sort'] == 'lastmodified')
>>>> $outarray = array_reverse($outarray);
>>>> - if ($args['order'] == 'random') shuffle($outarray);
>>>> - }
>>>> - if ($args['when'] != '' || $args['count'] != '') $outarray =
>>>> BOLTsearchResultsWhenCount($outarray, $args);
>>>> - return $outarray;
>>>> - }
>>>> -
>>>> -function BOLTsearchResultsType($outarray,$args) {
>>>> - if (function_exists('myBOLTsearchResultsType')) return
>>>> myBOLTsearchResultsType($outarray, $args);
>>>> if ($args['type'] == 'number') {
>>>> foreach ($outarray as $p => $page) {
>>>> $page = substr($page, strrpos($page, '.') + 1);
>>>> @@ -1813,6 +1799,14 @@
>>>> elseif (strpos($type, $page) !== false) unset($outarray[$p]);
>>>> }
>>>> }
>>>> + if (count($outarray) == 0) return;
>>>> + if ($args['sort'] == '') natcasesort($outarray);
>>>> + elseif ($args['sort'] != 'false') $outarray =
>>>> BOLTsearchResultsSort($outarray, $args);
>>>> + if ($args['order'] != '') {
>>>> + if ($args['order'] == 'reverse' xor $args['sort'] == 'lastmodified')
>>>> $outarray = array_reverse($outarray);
>>>> + if ($args['order'] == 'random') shuffle($outarray);
>>>> + }
>>>> + if ($args['when'] != '' || $args['count'] != '') $outarray =
>>>> BOLTsearchResultsWhenCount($outarray, $args);
>>>> return $outarray;
>>>> }
>>>>
>>>> And now I would very simply be able to write in a plugin:
>>>> function myBOLTsearchResultsType($outarray,$args) {
>>>> if ($args['type'] == 'subthread') {
>>>> foreach ($outarray as $p => $page) {
>>>> $parent = substr($page,0,strrpos($page, '.'));
>>>> $page = substr($page, strrpos($page, '.') + 1);
>>>> $page = str_replace('-', '', $page);
>>>> if (! is_numeric($page)) unset($outarray[$p]);
>>>> }
>>>> }
>>>> elseif ($args['type'] == 'thread') {
>>>> foreach ($outarray as $p => $page) {
>>>> $page = substr($page, strrpos($page, '.') + 1);
>>>> $page = str_replace('-', '', $page);
>>>> if (! is_numeric($page)) unset($outarray[$p]);
>>>> }
>>>> }
>>>> elseif ($args['type'] == 'number') {
>>>> foreach ($outarray as $p => $page) {
>>>> $page = substr($page, strrpos($page, '.') + 1);
>>>> if (! is_numeric($page)) unset($outarray[$p]);
>>>> }
>>>> }
>>>> elseif ($args['type'] != '') {
>>>> $type = strtolower(BOLTutf2url($args['type']));
>>>> $excludeType = true;
>>>> if (substr($type, 0, 1) == '-') {
>>>> $type = substr($type, 1);
>>>> $excludeType = false;
>>>> }
>>>> $type = ',' . $type . ',';
>>>> foreach ($outarray as $p => $page) {
>>>> if (strpos($page, '.') !== false) $page = ',' . substr($page,
>>>> strrpos($page, '.') + 1) . ',';
>>>> else $page = ',' . $page . ',';
>>>> if ($excludeType) {
>>>> if (strpos($type, $page) === false) unset($outarray[$p]);
>>>> }
>>>> elseif (strpos($type, $page) !== false) unset($outarray[$p]);
>>>> }
>>>> }
>>>> return $outarray;
>>>> }
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Cheers,
>>>> Tiffany/Maelite
>>>>
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