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Filter help

The filter consists of a space separated list of conditions. A diagnostic is shown if all conditions are true. Each condition takes the form:

[ facet ] [ operator ] value

Where the facet is the name of the attribute of the diagnostic to test, and the operator is one of:

:: A colon tests whether the value is in (is a substring of) the facet.
=: An equals sign tests whether the value is exactly equal to the facet.
<, >, <=, >=: A less-than, greater-than, less-than-or-equal or greater-than-or-equal sign tests whether the value sorts before or after the facet, allowing for ranges of dates and numbers.

If no facet is specified it defaults to checking the value is in the title, equivalent to title:value. Values may be quoted to include special characters, such as spaces.

Conditions may be combined with AND or OR, or prefixed with NOT to get the inverse.

Examples

histogram: "histogram" in the title.
title:"air temperature": "air temperature" in the title.
field:temperature: "temperature" in facet "field".
field=temperature: "temperature" exactly matches field.
NOT temperature: "temperature" is not in title.
field=x_wind OR field=y_wind: Field equals "x_wind" or "y_wind".
histogram AND field:temperature: "histogram" in title and "temperature in facet "field".
(histogram AND field:temperature) OR (time_series AND field:humidity): Histograms of temperature and time series of humidity. Parenthesis indicate precedence.

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