by Quade (Posted Sun, 16 Jun 2013 00:27:05 GMT)
- Easiest way to test an RE is to use it in the "Find" box.
- You get the best performance if you're not trying to load the entire group up into memory at once. Old headers are never revisited. If you want to improve performance, reduce the display age. 30 days for example ought to be pretty snappy.
- Filters have linear performance. The more you have, the slower Newsbin will be.
1 - 6.50, the behavior of filters has changed. "this that" = AND "this|that" = OR I don't bother with complicated RE's much any more. If you have embedded spaces in you filters, it might mess up. Just a heads up.
"this that 720p" for example works for most of what I'm looking for.
2 - Typically Newsbin is using the most current version of sqlite or one step behind.
3 - 6.50 lets you setup watch lists for watching for specific content. It's different than the current filters. The current filter still work but, I don't really use them any more. I use watch lists to find what I'm looking for. They act like groups but, only contain sets that match whatever filter you've setup. You can set them to download automatically too. I like downloading headers and watchng what my watch lists collect. It's going to work with search but, doesn't just yet.
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The biggest problem is figuring out what constitutes valid. does S?\dx?\d mean something? To me, it does. But a large part of the problem is the speed to add new filters.
- Easiest way to test an RE is to use it in the "Find" box.
- You get the best performance if you're not trying to load the entire group up into memory at once. Old headers are never revisited. If you want to improve performance, reduce the display age. 30 days for example ought to be pretty snappy.
- Filters have linear performance. The more you have, the slower Newsbin will be.
1 - 6.50, the behavior of filters has changed. "this that" = AND "this|that" = OR I don't bother with complicated RE's much any more. If you have embedded spaces in you filters, it might mess up. Just a heads up.
"this that 720p" for example works for most of what I'm looking for.
2 - Typically Newsbin is using the most current version of sqlite or one step behind.
3 - 6.50 lets you setup watch lists for watching for specific content. It's different than the current filters. The current filter still work but, I don't really use them any more. I use watch lists to find what I'm looking for. They act like groups but, only contain sets that match whatever filter you've setup. You can set them to download automatically too. I like downloading headers and watchng what my watch lists collect. It's going to work with search but, doesn't just yet.
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