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Updated Rules syntax (markdown)

gorhill 2014-11-04 05:59:45 -08:00
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A directive starts with a directive keyword, immediately followed by the `:` which character is used to tell a parser that we are dealing with a directive keyword.
There are currently two directives: `rule:` and `switch:`. However, the `rule:` directive can be omitted, because it is implicit when there is no directive. Since most directives will be rules, it would be inconvenient to be forced to use `rule:` for each rule.
There are currently two directives: `rule:` and `matrix:`. However, the `rule:` directive can be omitted, because it is implicit when there is no directive. Since most directives will be rules, it would be inconvenient to be forced to use `rule:` for each rule.
In the documentation below the square brackets (`[]`) are used to denote optional fields. Curly brackets (`{}`) are used to denote what should appear at a specific position.
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The above rules all accomplish the same thing, as per default values.
#### Directive `switch:` syntax
#### Directive `matrix:` syntax
Force disable or enable matrix filtering for a specific scope. Syntax:
> `switch:` {white spaces} _source hostname_ {white spaces} _state_
> `matrix:` {white spaces} _source hostname_ {white spaces} _state_
_source hostname_ is the context for which matrix filtering needs to be triggered on or off.