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The MoxPerl Card Generator here on this page is infinitely more flexible and powerful. To use it, specify the name field (or whatever) that you're comparing against, and then supply a comparison or two, maybe with extra functions thrown in. Something like each of these lines:
NAME eq 'White Ward' NAME =~ /ward/i NAME =~ /djinn|efreet/i TYPE =~ /elf/i or TYPE() =~ /dwarf/i TYPE =~ /\b(el|dwar)(f|v)/i POWER() > 2 and regenerates green critter and POWER() == TOUGHNESS() regenerates but not green green (flyer or bander) CARD =~ /mishra|urza/iEven though non-progammers haven't much trouble asking about
flying blue crittersThey understandably have problems with:
creature and !flying and toughness() == 1 and not (LG or UL or AN) and (common or uncommon) and type =~ /\b(el|dwar)[fv]/i and artist eq ${"Fissure"}->{"artist"}which, amazingly enough, actually does work just fine to pull out Doug Shuler's Dwarven Warriors and Dwarven Soldiers in under 2 seconds.
If you're doing numeric comparisons involving less-than, then you must use parens after the function call. Normally they're optional, but when in doubt, put them in.
power() < 3 && cost() > 3
If you want to sort other than by name, put that here. Here are some reasonable sort criteria, each on its own line. The tilde (~) will reverse the sort for that key.
color ~powtuf color rarity ~rarity ~powtuf release color typeI strongly suggest you check out the tutorial for the card generator. The selection criteria (but not the sort order) is actually disguided perl code. If you would like to read about perl, check out the great htmlificated manual.