filters.ref
12 Sep 06 SHL

Basics:         &               And
                |               Or
                !               Not
                ( )             Grouping
                ^               Force case sensititive match.
                ~               Force word match.
                \               Quote special characters.
                #"pat"          Match RegEx.  Quote pattern to be safe.
                text            Match literal text. Substring match.
                                Lowercase does case insenstive match.
                                Mixed case or uppercase does case sensitive.
                                Text may contain spaces and some punctuation.
                "text"          Match text containing special characters.
                                Use "" for " in text.
                                Backslash escapes seem to work.
                                "" matches any string.
                &text           SoundEx.
                $filename       Match on strings in named file.
                                One string per line.
                                Default match is case insensitive.
                                Use ^ prefix to force case sensitive match.
                                Best used with {X} to qualify search area
                {Z}num          Match if size of message is >= num bytes.
                {Z:H}num        Match if header H has value >= num.
                {F}$@           Match if From address or realname in address book
				{T}$@ works too asof 02 Dec 02

RegEx:          ^               Anchor start
                $               Anchor tail
                [ ]             Character range (case-insensitive)
                .               Matches any 1 character
                +               Matches 1 or more of preceeding element
                *               Matches 0 or more of preceeding element
                \               Escapes regex specials

It is unknown if {Z:H} works in a simple search.
It is unknown if [^a-z] works in RegEx.
It is unlikely that case-sensitive (^) and word match (~) work in RegEx.
Basics and RegEx work in both simple and free form searches.

Qualifiers:     {C}             CC
                {F}             From
                {H}             Any header
                {H:X}           Specific header (i.e. X-Mailer).
                {M}             Message body
                {S}             Subject
                {T}             To

                Note: {SF} means Subject or From

Rexx Exits:     Create mr2_rexx.$$$ to indicate match.