=head2 Plugin C<filter_pcre>
-This plugin allows you to filter value lists based on Perl-compatible regular
-expressions whose syntax and semantics are as close as possible to those of
-the Perl 5 language. See L<pcre(3)> for details.
+This plugin allows you to filter and rewrite value lists based on
+Perl-compatible regular expressions whose syntax and semantics are as close as
+possible to those of the Perl 5 language. See L<pcre(3)> for details.
<Plugin filter_pcre>
<RegEx>
Action NoWrite
</RegEx>
+
+ <RegEx>
+ Plugin "^sensors$"
+ PluginInstance "^Some Weird Sensor Chip Name Prefix"
+
+ SubstitutePluginInstance "foo"
+ </RegEx>
</Plugin>
The configuration consists of one or more C<RegEx> blocks, each of which
Two or more actions may be combined by specifying multiple B<Action> options.
+=item B<SubstituteHost> I<replacement>
+
+=item B<SubstitutePlugin> I<replacement>
+
+=item B<SubstitutePluginInstance> I<replacement>
+
+=item B<SubstituteType> I<replacement>
+
+=item B<SubstituteTypeInstance> I<replacement>
+
+Upon a successful match, the matching substring will be replaced by the
+specified I<replacement> text. These options require that an appropriate regex
+has been specified before, e.E<nbsp>g. B<SubstituteHost> requires that the
+B<Host> option has been specified before.
+
+B<Note>: It is not recommended to modify the type unless you really know what
+you are doing. The type is used to identify the data-set definition of the
+dispatched values.
+
=back
=head2 Plugin C<hddtemp>