Filter elements and values for the filters can be dragged from the right hand pane to the filter to add them to the filter, and dragged from the filter to the right hand pane to remove them from the filter. Disabled filter elements or filter elements with no values set are ignored.
You can switch between the different filter lists using <Alt>—<Left> and <Alt>—<Right>. <Ctrl>—<Enter> will paste the currently selected list of values into the filter. <Del> will delete a value or filter part from the filter <Ctrl>—<Space> will disable a filter part, while <Alt>—<Space> will negate it.
The available filtering options are listed below. The first line of each item shows the description you’ll see in the filter editor in bold. The rest of the description describes the arguments the filter takes and the results it produces.
Parameters: A list of other filter elements.
Filter element with holds other filter elements. The result of the filter group is the combination of all the filter elements as specified by the Filter Group type.
The 4 Group types are:
Parameters: This filter takes no parameters
Selects those Card Sets in the Card Set List that are marked as in use.
Parameters: the text to be matched against card set annotations. (% and _ can be used as wildcards.)
Returns all card sets where the annotations contain the given string.
Parameters: the text to be matched against card set Author. (% and _ can be used as wildcards.)
Returns all card sets whose author includes the given string.
Parameters: the text to be matched against card set description. (% and _ can be used as wildcards.)
Returns all card sets containing the given string in the description.
Parameters: the text to be matched against card set names. (% and _ can be used as wildcards.)
Returns all card sets whose name contains the given string.
Parameters: a list names of the parent card sets.
Returns all card sets with one of the selected card sets as a parent.