From: Mike Taylor <mike@miketaylor.org.uk>
Date: Mon, 6 Sep 2010 16:38:35 +0000 (+0100)
Subject: New file dallas.rules, first example of an IRSpy rules file.
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New file dallas.rules, first example of an IRSpy rules file.
Include documentation of format, explained as comments.
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diff --git a/etc/dallas.rules b/etc/dallas.rules
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+# Format of IRSpy rules files:
+#
+# Hash characters (#) introduced comments, which are ignored
+# Trailing whitespace is ignored
+# Blank lines (i.e. including those consisting only of whitespace
+#	and/or comments) are ignored
+#
+# All other lines consist of four fields:
+#	<var> ~ /<regexp>/ <action>
+# If the value of <var> matches the regular expression <regexp>, then
+# the action is executed.
+#
+# <var> may take the values:
+#	id -- Impementation ID of server
+#	name -- Impementation name of server
+#	version -- Impementation version of server
+#
+# ~ is a literal tilde, indicating regular expression matching.  It is
+# required, although redundant, to allow for future expansion that
+# uses other operators such as >= for version numbers.
+#
+# /regexp/ is a Perl regular expression, which may optionally be
+# enclosed in forward slashes.
+#
+# <action> may be any of the following
+#	skip <test> -- do not attempt the named test
+#	### More to come
+
+name ~ /Polaris/   skip Search::CQL