Lauri Tischler wrote: >>> Teleshop:Priority = >>> 30:HasName=store:HasName=q_:HasName=sell:HasName=buy:HasName=shop:HasName=noello:HasName=markt:HasName=market:HasNa >>> >>> Teleshop2:Priority = >>> 30:HasName=arena:HasName=biet:HasName=auction:HasName=gems:HasName=price:HasName=bid:HasName=best:HasName=sonnenkl >>> >>> Teleshop3:Priority = >>> 30:HasName=bazaar:HasName=punto:HasName=performance:HasName=thane:HasName=warehouse:HasName=ideas:HasName=made >>> in: >>> >>> Just having single line and file, ie. >>> Teleshop:Priority = 30:HasName=/var/vdrcfg/plugins/TeleShop:Sort I had to increase a hardcoded list length in the source code to fit all my teleshop-keywords on a single line. :) By default, the plugin accepts a list of 10 HasName directives at once. Bleh. >> OTOH I don't have any better idea to solve this. >> Are there any further suggestions or other opinions for that? > Maybe having Include command, ie.. > Teleshop:Priority = 30:Include=/var/vdrcfg/plugins/TeleShop:Sort > > and the file TeleShop has all defs, one per line, like.. > HasName=sell > HasName=buy I would vote for regexp support _and_ included files. The parser should also support continued lines with "\", for example. Like this: Teleshop:Priority=30:HasName=/(arena|astr[ao]|auction|bazaar|best)/:\ HasName=/(bible|bibel|bid|biet|bolsa|boutiq|buy|caixa|campania)/:\ HasName=/(ceramic|challeng|chat|church|compra|date|dating|daystar)/:\ .....:\ Sort Either Perl regexp or at least egrep syntax should be sufficient. It would be a good idea to include a regexp library with the plugin just to make the regexp behavior uniform on all different platforms. The regexp libraries provided by the operating system tend to differ. -- -- sjm "L?mp?mittari tuottaa henkil?kohtaiseen k?ytt??n yleisluontoisia mittaustuloksia, jotka voivat poiketa tieteellisist? mittaustuloksista." - Nokia 5140 puhelimen manuaali, joka ei kehtaa sanoa suoraan.
