Inverse wildcard operator

[Jeremy Collake]

Starting in v6.0.2.45+ there will be inverse operators for wildcard rules. The inverse operator will be '!', and it can be prefixed to any wildcard.

For instance, a ProBalance exclusion 'someprocess.exe:!joeuser' would be an exclusion for someprocess.exe for users other than 'joeuser'.

[Jeremy Collake]

I allow either '!' or '~'. This feature is now available in the current beta, v6.0.2.47.

[hanemach_gt]

I allow either '!' or '~'. This feature is now available in the current beta, v6.0.2.47.

Is '!' and '~" one and the same in Process Lasso? In most programming languages '!' stands for logic negation and '~' is for binary negation, but I may be mistaken.

[Jeremy Collake]

Yes, they are one and the same. Since there are no bitwise operations, a negate is a negate for Process Lasso's logical purposes.

[Hotrod]

I was familiar with the "~" or "tilde" sign in other uses as a negative. I was not familiar with the "!" and it's common use. I only noticed an inconsistency in your post and wished to avoid confusion among those without previous knowledge of it's use. Thank you for clearing this up.