Minor UI bug
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Hi;
First of all, thank you very much for this excellent application, which is very practical.
There seems to be a small problem displaying the help bubble, when you click on the "Number Rules" help in the "Regex Settings" tab the bubble is truncated, here's a small video showing the problem:
https://drive.proton.me/urls/YBGHV6VM20#MUAg86c_NfL4
Sorry for this unrelated question, but how can I have a single list of all the phone numbers I want to block? (in Regex Settings).
For exemple, to have a list including:
^$
0123.*
0456.*
0789.*
Because I can't figure out how to do it,
thank you very much and my apologies for the disruption.
Because I can't figure out how to do it
If you'd like to use '0123' at the beginning of the number, write this:
123.*
456.*
If you'd like to use '0123' at the middle of the number write this:
.*0123.*
.*0456.*
Read help about first 0, 00, +
In you video I see flag "Raw Number". This case isn't "Raw Numbers", Use default flags.
Ah, thanks. I can reproduce this UI issue on Android 15 emulator, it seems to be Android 15 specific, I'll fix it later, here's the rest of the tooltip:
To combine multiple patterns into a single regex, you can use the alternation operator (a|b|c|....), it will match any of the a,b,c,etc.
(^$|0123.*|0456.*|0789.*).
As mentioned by @Umotas, you need the "Raw Number" for the domestic leading 0. It's in the flag icon:
And there is a bug that the "Save" button remains disabled when the regex text is actually valid, a quick workaround is manually input the text instead of copy/paste. It has been fixed in this action build: https://github.com/aj3423/SpamBlocker/actions/runs/11736510661
Ah, thanks. I can reproduce this UI issue on Android 15 emulator, it seems to be Android 15 specific, I'll fix it later, here's the rest of the tooltip:
Indeed, my device is running Android 15, more precisely GrapheneOS Build 2024110400 (a secure aosp-based ROM for Google Pixels); my apologies, I should have mentioned it.
It's not a major bug, thanks for taking it into account.
To combine multiple patterns into a single regex, you can use the alternation operator
(a|b|c|....), it will match any of the a,b,c,etc.
(^$|0123.*|0456.*|0789.*).
<3
Thank you very, very much for this help, in fact I was able to add all the advertising callsigns in a single rule, it's much easier to read this way, thank you again.(Would
it be possible to add to the existing help a sample list, as you have clearly presented to me?)
As mentioned by @Umotas, you need the "Raw Number" for the domestic leading 0. It's in the flag icon:
Yes, I understand, thank you both for that clarification, it helped me.
And there is a bug that the "Save" button remains disabled when the regex text is actually valid, a quick workaround is manually input the text instead of copy/paste. It has been fixed in this action build: https://github.com/aj3423/SpamBlocker/actions/runs/11736510661
Thanks for the warning.
And thank you both for this clear, prompt and comprehensive help.
The "or logic" is mentioned in the tooltip and the readme, but it's not very intuitive that it also works for patterns, I'll improve it a bit.