Greg Ward said:
> Here's a candidate replacement test using two regexes:
>
> /^[A-Z0-9\$\.,\'\!\?\s]+$/ && /[A-Z]/
>
> This will match any line that consists solely of caps, digits, and
> punctuation *as long as it contains at least one letter*.
>
> Can you define tests that way in the .cf
On 28 January 2002, Sidney Markowitz said:
> The comments show that the rule had earlier been modified to not match
> on a line with all spaces. I think it has to not match on lines like
> this:
>
> 1. FEATURES
Oops, good point -- my simple-minded test would have flagged that.
> Maybe it would
On Mon, 2002-01-28 at 07:04, Greg Ward wrote:
> If you read the regex carefully, you'll realize that there are some odd
> restrictions on that line of yelling:
> * it must be at least 45 characters long
> * there must be a "word" at least 5 characters long in the middle,
> at least 20 char
On 26 January 2002, Sidney Markowitz said:
> Here are some excerpts from a spam that scored 4.9 using a cvs pull from
> a few weeks ago and 4.2 with a fresh cvs pull. I think someone has
> introduced a bug into the LINE_OF_YELLING rule:
>
> [begin excerpts]
>
> HAPPY NEW YEAR!
> INSTEAD OF GIVIN
