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I need to fetch the specific rule from the filter list that how many rules are there in with this category.
I have tried to fetch this type of rule from the filter list. The rule pattern is as follows
" /example.com $script,domain=example.com "
and the second exception rule is
"@@/example.com $script,domain=example.com "
third rule with domain anchor is
"||example.com
whereas fourth rule with anchor and domain tag is
"||jizz.best^$popup,domain=vivo.sx
and the fifth one is
"@@||pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js$script,domain=quebeccoupongratuit.com
6th one with domain restriction is as follows
"example.com###examplebanner
7th without domain restriction is
"###examplebanner
8th is exeptional with element hidding
example.com#@##examplebanner
These are different categories of rules I have to fetch separately
a=open('1-19-16anti-adblock-killer-filters.txt','r')
text=a.read()
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain = 0
line_with_domain = 0
for line in text.split("n"):
if line.startswith("||"):
if ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain += 1
else:
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain += 1
elif line.startswith("@@") and ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain += 1
elif ",domain" in line:
line_with_domain += 1
elif line.strip():
print(f"No idea what to do with :line")
print("2pipes_no_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain )
print("2pipes_with_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain )
print("2@_with_group", line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain )
print("line_with_domain", line_with_domain)
i am trying now to fetch 5th , 6th ,7th and 8th rule . Your response will be appreciated, thanks.
python regex filter
add a comment |
I need to fetch the specific rule from the filter list that how many rules are there in with this category.
I have tried to fetch this type of rule from the filter list. The rule pattern is as follows
" /example.com $script,domain=example.com "
and the second exception rule is
"@@/example.com $script,domain=example.com "
third rule with domain anchor is
"||example.com
whereas fourth rule with anchor and domain tag is
"||jizz.best^$popup,domain=vivo.sx
and the fifth one is
"@@||pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js$script,domain=quebeccoupongratuit.com
6th one with domain restriction is as follows
"example.com###examplebanner
7th without domain restriction is
"###examplebanner
8th is exeptional with element hidding
example.com#@##examplebanner
These are different categories of rules I have to fetch separately
a=open('1-19-16anti-adblock-killer-filters.txt','r')
text=a.read()
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain = 0
line_with_domain = 0
for line in text.split("n"):
if line.startswith("||"):
if ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain += 1
else:
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain += 1
elif line.startswith("@@") and ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain += 1
elif ",domain" in line:
line_with_domain += 1
elif line.strip():
print(f"No idea what to do with :line")
print("2pipes_no_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain )
print("2pipes_with_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain )
print("2@_with_group", line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain )
print("line_with_domain", line_with_domain)
i am trying now to fetch 5th , 6th ,7th and 8th rule . Your response will be appreciated, thanks.
python regex filter
kindly guide me regarding this @blhsing
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:04
add a comment |
I need to fetch the specific rule from the filter list that how many rules are there in with this category.
I have tried to fetch this type of rule from the filter list. The rule pattern is as follows
" /example.com $script,domain=example.com "
and the second exception rule is
"@@/example.com $script,domain=example.com "
third rule with domain anchor is
"||example.com
whereas fourth rule with anchor and domain tag is
"||jizz.best^$popup,domain=vivo.sx
and the fifth one is
"@@||pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js$script,domain=quebeccoupongratuit.com
6th one with domain restriction is as follows
"example.com###examplebanner
7th without domain restriction is
"###examplebanner
8th is exeptional with element hidding
example.com#@##examplebanner
These are different categories of rules I have to fetch separately
a=open('1-19-16anti-adblock-killer-filters.txt','r')
text=a.read()
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain = 0
line_with_domain = 0
for line in text.split("n"):
if line.startswith("||"):
if ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain += 1
else:
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain += 1
elif line.startswith("@@") and ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain += 1
elif ",domain" in line:
line_with_domain += 1
elif line.strip():
print(f"No idea what to do with :line")
print("2pipes_no_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain )
print("2pipes_with_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain )
print("2@_with_group", line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain )
print("line_with_domain", line_with_domain)
i am trying now to fetch 5th , 6th ,7th and 8th rule . Your response will be appreciated, thanks.
python regex filter
I need to fetch the specific rule from the filter list that how many rules are there in with this category.
I have tried to fetch this type of rule from the filter list. The rule pattern is as follows
" /example.com $script,domain=example.com "
and the second exception rule is
"@@/example.com $script,domain=example.com "
third rule with domain anchor is
"||example.com
whereas fourth rule with anchor and domain tag is
"||jizz.best^$popup,domain=vivo.sx
and the fifth one is
"@@||pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js$script,domain=quebeccoupongratuit.com
6th one with domain restriction is as follows
"example.com###examplebanner
7th without domain restriction is
"###examplebanner
8th is exeptional with element hidding
example.com#@##examplebanner
These are different categories of rules I have to fetch separately
a=open('1-19-16anti-adblock-killer-filters.txt','r')
text=a.read()
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain = 0
line_with_domain = 0
for line in text.split("n"):
if line.startswith("||"):
if ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain += 1
else:
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain += 1
elif line.startswith("@@") and ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain += 1
elif ",domain" in line:
line_with_domain += 1
elif line.strip():
print(f"No idea what to do with :line")
print("2pipes_no_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain )
print("2pipes_with_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain )
print("2@_with_group", line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain )
print("line_with_domain", line_with_domain)
i am trying now to fetch 5th , 6th ,7th and 8th rule . Your response will be appreciated, thanks.
python regex filter
python regex filter
edited Mar 23 at 16:04
kashifbilal kashi
asked Mar 23 at 12:01
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kindly guide me regarding this @blhsing
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:04
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kindly guide me regarding this @blhsing
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:04
kindly guide me regarding this @blhsing
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:04
kindly guide me regarding this @blhsing
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:04
add a comment |
1 Answer
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Your regex does not fit the ,
before domain:
"/[a-zA-Z0-9-]+.[a-zA-Z0-9-.]+domain="
# ^^^^^^^^^^^^ no , allowed
You can also simplify this a lot:
with open("easylist.txt") as f:
print('There are total Rule With Domain tag are =', f.read().count(",domain="))
should give you your answer of how often ',domain='
occures. If your file is big, you can also count linewise:
domain_rule_count = 0
with open("easylist.txt") as f:
for line in f:
domain_rule_count += 1 if ",domain=" in line else 0
Edit after question in comment:
You simply test for what you want:
text = """ some text
/example.com $script,domain=example.com
@@/example.com $script,domain=example.com
||example.com
||jizz.best^$popup,domain=vivo.sx
"""
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain = 0
line_with_domain = 0
for line in text.split("n"):
if line.startswith("||"):
if ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain += 1
else:
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain += 1
elif line.startswith("@@") and ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain += 1
elif ",domain" in line:
line_with_domain += 1
elif line.strip():
print(f"No idea what to do with 'line'")
print("2pipes_no_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain )
print("2pipes_with_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain )
print("2@_with_group", line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain )
print("line_with_domain", line_with_domain)
Output:
No idea what to do with ' some text'
2pipes_no_group 1
2pipes_with_group 1
2@_with_group 1
line_with_domain 1
i am trying to count rule catagory wise like some rule are with domain anchor "||" and domain tag "domain=" where as some rule are with only domain tag "domain=" like in the above example and some are with only domain anchor so i am divinding these rule in three types 1. ||example.com 2. @@||shoqolate.com^$script,domain=games.pch.com and 3. ||padsdel.com^$domain=oload.tv|openload.co|streamango.com 4. /example.com $script,domain=example.com so what patteren will be for these type of rule ? i'll be thakful to you if make it for me @Patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:34
@kash If you want to exclude some lines - test for what you want to exclude:domain_rule_count += 1 if (",domain=" in line and not line.startswith("||") ) else 0
... your description does not make much sense to me - maybe add more example data by editing your question. Comments are notoriously bad for formatting text.
– Patrick Artner
Mar 23 at 12:36
i have updated the question , kindly review it @Patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:52
its realy helpful thanks a lot @patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 13:33
i have updated the question . kindly update your code for the last time because new rule are added here and i am facing problem particularly with 5th and 8th . I m trying to fetch rule with only domain tag like " /example.com $script,domain=example.com " " @@/example.com $script,domain=example.com "but it also count @@||pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js$script,domain=quebeccoupongratuit.com
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 16:09
|
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Your regex does not fit the ,
before domain:
"/[a-zA-Z0-9-]+.[a-zA-Z0-9-.]+domain="
# ^^^^^^^^^^^^ no , allowed
You can also simplify this a lot:
with open("easylist.txt") as f:
print('There are total Rule With Domain tag are =', f.read().count(",domain="))
should give you your answer of how often ',domain='
occures. If your file is big, you can also count linewise:
domain_rule_count = 0
with open("easylist.txt") as f:
for line in f:
domain_rule_count += 1 if ",domain=" in line else 0
Edit after question in comment:
You simply test for what you want:
text = """ some text
/example.com $script,domain=example.com
@@/example.com $script,domain=example.com
||example.com
||jizz.best^$popup,domain=vivo.sx
"""
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain = 0
line_with_domain = 0
for line in text.split("n"):
if line.startswith("||"):
if ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain += 1
else:
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain += 1
elif line.startswith("@@") and ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain += 1
elif ",domain" in line:
line_with_domain += 1
elif line.strip():
print(f"No idea what to do with 'line'")
print("2pipes_no_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain )
print("2pipes_with_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain )
print("2@_with_group", line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain )
print("line_with_domain", line_with_domain)
Output:
No idea what to do with ' some text'
2pipes_no_group 1
2pipes_with_group 1
2@_with_group 1
line_with_domain 1
i am trying to count rule catagory wise like some rule are with domain anchor "||" and domain tag "domain=" where as some rule are with only domain tag "domain=" like in the above example and some are with only domain anchor so i am divinding these rule in three types 1. ||example.com 2. @@||shoqolate.com^$script,domain=games.pch.com and 3. ||padsdel.com^$domain=oload.tv|openload.co|streamango.com 4. /example.com $script,domain=example.com so what patteren will be for these type of rule ? i'll be thakful to you if make it for me @Patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:34
@kash If you want to exclude some lines - test for what you want to exclude:domain_rule_count += 1 if (",domain=" in line and not line.startswith("||") ) else 0
... your description does not make much sense to me - maybe add more example data by editing your question. Comments are notoriously bad for formatting text.
– Patrick Artner
Mar 23 at 12:36
i have updated the question , kindly review it @Patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:52
its realy helpful thanks a lot @patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 13:33
i have updated the question . kindly update your code for the last time because new rule are added here and i am facing problem particularly with 5th and 8th . I m trying to fetch rule with only domain tag like " /example.com $script,domain=example.com " " @@/example.com $script,domain=example.com "but it also count @@||pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js$script,domain=quebeccoupongratuit.com
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 16:09
|
show 3 more comments
Your regex does not fit the ,
before domain:
"/[a-zA-Z0-9-]+.[a-zA-Z0-9-.]+domain="
# ^^^^^^^^^^^^ no , allowed
You can also simplify this a lot:
with open("easylist.txt") as f:
print('There are total Rule With Domain tag are =', f.read().count(",domain="))
should give you your answer of how often ',domain='
occures. If your file is big, you can also count linewise:
domain_rule_count = 0
with open("easylist.txt") as f:
for line in f:
domain_rule_count += 1 if ",domain=" in line else 0
Edit after question in comment:
You simply test for what you want:
text = """ some text
/example.com $script,domain=example.com
@@/example.com $script,domain=example.com
||example.com
||jizz.best^$popup,domain=vivo.sx
"""
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain = 0
line_with_domain = 0
for line in text.split("n"):
if line.startswith("||"):
if ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain += 1
else:
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain += 1
elif line.startswith("@@") and ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain += 1
elif ",domain" in line:
line_with_domain += 1
elif line.strip():
print(f"No idea what to do with 'line'")
print("2pipes_no_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain )
print("2pipes_with_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain )
print("2@_with_group", line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain )
print("line_with_domain", line_with_domain)
Output:
No idea what to do with ' some text'
2pipes_no_group 1
2pipes_with_group 1
2@_with_group 1
line_with_domain 1
i am trying to count rule catagory wise like some rule are with domain anchor "||" and domain tag "domain=" where as some rule are with only domain tag "domain=" like in the above example and some are with only domain anchor so i am divinding these rule in three types 1. ||example.com 2. @@||shoqolate.com^$script,domain=games.pch.com and 3. ||padsdel.com^$domain=oload.tv|openload.co|streamango.com 4. /example.com $script,domain=example.com so what patteren will be for these type of rule ? i'll be thakful to you if make it for me @Patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:34
@kash If you want to exclude some lines - test for what you want to exclude:domain_rule_count += 1 if (",domain=" in line and not line.startswith("||") ) else 0
... your description does not make much sense to me - maybe add more example data by editing your question. Comments are notoriously bad for formatting text.
– Patrick Artner
Mar 23 at 12:36
i have updated the question , kindly review it @Patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:52
its realy helpful thanks a lot @patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 13:33
i have updated the question . kindly update your code for the last time because new rule are added here and i am facing problem particularly with 5th and 8th . I m trying to fetch rule with only domain tag like " /example.com $script,domain=example.com " " @@/example.com $script,domain=example.com "but it also count @@||pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js$script,domain=quebeccoupongratuit.com
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 16:09
|
show 3 more comments
Your regex does not fit the ,
before domain:
"/[a-zA-Z0-9-]+.[a-zA-Z0-9-.]+domain="
# ^^^^^^^^^^^^ no , allowed
You can also simplify this a lot:
with open("easylist.txt") as f:
print('There are total Rule With Domain tag are =', f.read().count(",domain="))
should give you your answer of how often ',domain='
occures. If your file is big, you can also count linewise:
domain_rule_count = 0
with open("easylist.txt") as f:
for line in f:
domain_rule_count += 1 if ",domain=" in line else 0
Edit after question in comment:
You simply test for what you want:
text = """ some text
/example.com $script,domain=example.com
@@/example.com $script,domain=example.com
||example.com
||jizz.best^$popup,domain=vivo.sx
"""
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain = 0
line_with_domain = 0
for line in text.split("n"):
if line.startswith("||"):
if ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain += 1
else:
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain += 1
elif line.startswith("@@") and ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain += 1
elif ",domain" in line:
line_with_domain += 1
elif line.strip():
print(f"No idea what to do with 'line'")
print("2pipes_no_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain )
print("2pipes_with_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain )
print("2@_with_group", line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain )
print("line_with_domain", line_with_domain)
Output:
No idea what to do with ' some text'
2pipes_no_group 1
2pipes_with_group 1
2@_with_group 1
line_with_domain 1
Your regex does not fit the ,
before domain:
"/[a-zA-Z0-9-]+.[a-zA-Z0-9-.]+domain="
# ^^^^^^^^^^^^ no , allowed
You can also simplify this a lot:
with open("easylist.txt") as f:
print('There are total Rule With Domain tag are =', f.read().count(",domain="))
should give you your answer of how often ',domain='
occures. If your file is big, you can also count linewise:
domain_rule_count = 0
with open("easylist.txt") as f:
for line in f:
domain_rule_count += 1 if ",domain=" in line else 0
Edit after question in comment:
You simply test for what you want:
text = """ some text
/example.com $script,domain=example.com
@@/example.com $script,domain=example.com
||example.com
||jizz.best^$popup,domain=vivo.sx
"""
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain = 0
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain = 0
line_with_domain = 0
for line in text.split("n"):
if line.startswith("||"):
if ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain += 1
else:
line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain += 1
elif line.startswith("@@") and ",domain" in line:
line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain += 1
elif ",domain" in line:
line_with_domain += 1
elif line.strip():
print(f"No idea what to do with 'line'")
print("2pipes_no_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_no_domain )
print("2pipes_with_group", line_starts_with_2pipes_with_domain )
print("2@_with_group", line_starts_with_2ats_with_domain )
print("line_with_domain", line_with_domain)
Output:
No idea what to do with ' some text'
2pipes_no_group 1
2pipes_with_group 1
2@_with_group 1
line_with_domain 1
edited Mar 23 at 13:11
answered Mar 23 at 12:08
Patrick ArtnerPatrick Artner
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i am trying to count rule catagory wise like some rule are with domain anchor "||" and domain tag "domain=" where as some rule are with only domain tag "domain=" like in the above example and some are with only domain anchor so i am divinding these rule in three types 1. ||example.com 2. @@||shoqolate.com^$script,domain=games.pch.com and 3. ||padsdel.com^$domain=oload.tv|openload.co|streamango.com 4. /example.com $script,domain=example.com so what patteren will be for these type of rule ? i'll be thakful to you if make it for me @Patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:34
@kash If you want to exclude some lines - test for what you want to exclude:domain_rule_count += 1 if (",domain=" in line and not line.startswith("||") ) else 0
... your description does not make much sense to me - maybe add more example data by editing your question. Comments are notoriously bad for formatting text.
– Patrick Artner
Mar 23 at 12:36
i have updated the question , kindly review it @Patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:52
its realy helpful thanks a lot @patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 13:33
i have updated the question . kindly update your code for the last time because new rule are added here and i am facing problem particularly with 5th and 8th . I m trying to fetch rule with only domain tag like " /example.com $script,domain=example.com " " @@/example.com $script,domain=example.com "but it also count @@||pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js$script,domain=quebeccoupongratuit.com
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 16:09
|
show 3 more comments
i am trying to count rule catagory wise like some rule are with domain anchor "||" and domain tag "domain=" where as some rule are with only domain tag "domain=" like in the above example and some are with only domain anchor so i am divinding these rule in three types 1. ||example.com 2. @@||shoqolate.com^$script,domain=games.pch.com and 3. ||padsdel.com^$domain=oload.tv|openload.co|streamango.com 4. /example.com $script,domain=example.com so what patteren will be for these type of rule ? i'll be thakful to you if make it for me @Patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:34
@kash If you want to exclude some lines - test for what you want to exclude:domain_rule_count += 1 if (",domain=" in line and not line.startswith("||") ) else 0
... your description does not make much sense to me - maybe add more example data by editing your question. Comments are notoriously bad for formatting text.
– Patrick Artner
Mar 23 at 12:36
i have updated the question , kindly review it @Patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:52
its realy helpful thanks a lot @patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 13:33
i have updated the question . kindly update your code for the last time because new rule are added here and i am facing problem particularly with 5th and 8th . I m trying to fetch rule with only domain tag like " /example.com $script,domain=example.com " " @@/example.com $script,domain=example.com "but it also count @@||pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js$script,domain=quebeccoupongratuit.com
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 16:09
i am trying to count rule catagory wise like some rule are with domain anchor "||" and domain tag "domain=" where as some rule are with only domain tag "domain=" like in the above example and some are with only domain anchor so i am divinding these rule in three types 1. ||example.com 2. @@||shoqolate.com^$script,domain=games.pch.com and 3. ||padsdel.com^$domain=oload.tv|openload.co|streamango.com 4. /example.com $script,domain=example.com so what patteren will be for these type of rule ? i'll be thakful to you if make it for me @Patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:34
i am trying to count rule catagory wise like some rule are with domain anchor "||" and domain tag "domain=" where as some rule are with only domain tag "domain=" like in the above example and some are with only domain anchor so i am divinding these rule in three types 1. ||example.com 2. @@||shoqolate.com^$script,domain=games.pch.com and 3. ||padsdel.com^$domain=oload.tv|openload.co|streamango.com 4. /example.com $script,domain=example.com so what patteren will be for these type of rule ? i'll be thakful to you if make it for me @Patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:34
@kash If you want to exclude some lines - test for what you want to exclude:
domain_rule_count += 1 if (",domain=" in line and not line.startswith("||") ) else 0
... your description does not make much sense to me - maybe add more example data by editing your question. Comments are notoriously bad for formatting text.– Patrick Artner
Mar 23 at 12:36
@kash If you want to exclude some lines - test for what you want to exclude:
domain_rule_count += 1 if (",domain=" in line and not line.startswith("||") ) else 0
... your description does not make much sense to me - maybe add more example data by editing your question. Comments are notoriously bad for formatting text.– Patrick Artner
Mar 23 at 12:36
i have updated the question , kindly review it @Patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:52
i have updated the question , kindly review it @Patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 12:52
its realy helpful thanks a lot @patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 13:33
its realy helpful thanks a lot @patrick
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 13:33
i have updated the question . kindly update your code for the last time because new rule are added here and i am facing problem particularly with 5th and 8th . I m trying to fetch rule with only domain tag like " /example.com $script,domain=example.com " " @@/example.com $script,domain=example.com "but it also count @@||pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js$script,domain=quebeccoupongratuit.com
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 16:09
i have updated the question . kindly update your code for the last time because new rule are added here and i am facing problem particularly with 5th and 8th . I m trying to fetch rule with only domain tag like " /example.com $script,domain=example.com " " @@/example.com $script,domain=example.com "but it also count @@||pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js$script,domain=quebeccoupongratuit.com
– kashifbilal kashi
Mar 23 at 16:09
|
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kindly guide me regarding this @blhsing
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