feat: add not_equals and not_regex match types
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- Added a new match type: NotEquals, which checks for inequality. - Extended the Regex match type to support an optional `not` parameter for negating regex matches.
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Ay this is a great idea 🙌 Thanks for submitting a PR |
lars-berger
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Oct 21, 2024
Change back regex and add new not_regex match type.
lars-berger
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not parameter for regexnot_equals and not_regex match types
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Perfect thanks 👌 Will go ahead and merge |
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To @rpop0 "complaints" I added not equals for matchtype.
notparameter for negating regex matches.An example of use would be for steam, you want the friend list and the chat to be ignored.
Normally you can use the regex method ^(?:(?!Steam).*$ but rust does not have support for Negative Lookahead.
Exemple of ussage:
-Not Regex
At the same time, it fixes #786.