Notifications Manager Filters

​Notifications Manager filter example

Filters work on the principle of cutoff (funnel). An example of the filter (picture above):

  • The first filter will pass* only messages with the specified numbers.

  • The second filter from the messages skipped by the first filter will skip only those that do not contain the given substring (in other words, it will cut off messages containing the given substring).

  • The third filter will cut off messages with the substring "There is no candle to bind the order" from the messages passed by the second filter.

The order of filters 2 and 3 does not matter, because they filter non-overlapping messages.

pass* - Skip to the handler, i.e. these numbers will go further and the next selection will be from those messages that have passed this filter.

Question: How to pass only messages #100 in the notification manager?

Answer: You need to use the "By number" filter and enter 100 in the "Message #" field. If you need to filter several message numbers, then you need to use the "By numbers" filter.

Question: Filter "Reject duplicate lines with 20 identical characters" How does it work?

Answer: The name of the filter may change over time, most likely the phrase "starting from the 16th character" will be added.

The filter works only for agents with the same number of characters in the name (if there are several agents), the time is not taken into account. Example:

Agent 'USDLong': Recalculation... Agent 'Pension': Recalculation...

16 space character after ':'. The message number is not important in this case. Agent names are both 7 characters long, i.e. the beginning of the word "Recalculation" will be from the same character. But if the names of agents differ in length, then this method will not work. A space counts as a character. Those. 20+ characters are those characters that come after the 16th character.

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