Feature Request - Match Numbers in File

[Falcon]

I understand this feature not available in previous EL5 version but perhaps could be made available in this new version.

The Command line of a Match File can be written as -
#, Match,0,1,0,0,0,0,0
for a seven ball lottery, Match condition = 1, to also include the ability to set the file to either Accept or Reject -
perhaps #,R,Match,0,1,0,0,0,0,0
for a Reject condition

Thanks
falcon

[stan]

I can't set the 'matching tickets' condition from the input file but I can extend the filter to invert the filtering condition if the line is prefixed with e.g. 'NOT' - would that do?

[Falcon]

Yes Stan,

That will be good. Thanks for that.

falcon

[stan]

It will be in the next app update, please try it out and let me know how it works for you.

[dreamweaver]

Hi Stan,

I would like to raise an issue/bug with the Command Line that can be used in the
filter "Match Numbers in File"...

The first line of the csv/text file specifies the pass rates for any match condition

As per the syntax for this the first command line is as follows:

#,Match,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

Sample lines are as follows:

In the example below the Match Condition 1 is assigned a Pass rate of 1 to 5

#,Match,0,1;5,0,0,0,0,0


In the next example below the Match Condition 6 has been assigned a Pass rate of 3 to 7

#,Match,0,0,0,0,0,3;7,0



Where there is an issue is when you specify a value of 0 as a Min Pass

In the example below Match Condition 2 has been assigned a Pass rate of 0 to 2


#,Match,0,0,0;2,0,0,0,0

When you create a complex filter and use the Match Numbers in File Filter
you have to point to the file folder location where you have created the csv/text file.

When EL5 loads this file that has been configured with a min pass rate of '0' for any one of the
match conditions EL5 will return an error " No Match Selected", as well it does not populate any of the
configurable parameters within this Filter, they all are displayed as blanks.

In the Filters normal operation this error/issue does not occur when you create and use the Match Numbers in File Filter
and load a csv/text file that has no command line entry but simply has lines of straight data. You can manually set
any pass rate configuration that can include and exclude the value of 0.


Regards

[tdnl46w]

The .txt/.csv "#Match" command line doesn't seem to work in the 5.12 DEV version. The release version works, but also has the "No match selected." error when using commands with "0:2"(etc).

I also tested the command operator "NOT" for rejecting tickets, but it doesn't seem to do anything(?).

[stan]

Thanks for reporting this, both issues will be fixed in the next dev build update.