[filter_adjacent_location] and [not] problems

[Ghite]

I am trying to filter for a not having cave wall hex straight south of the unit in my moveto event.
I can't seem to get it right. I've tried many times, read many wiki pages, and looked at a few forum topics, but I'm stuck.
Any idea?

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		[filter]
			 [filter_adjacent]
				adjacent=s
				[filter_location]
					[not]
						terrain=*Xu*,*Xo*
					[/not]
				[/filter_location]
			[/filter_adjacent]
		[/filter]

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		[filter]
			[filter_location]
				[filter_adjacent_location]
					adjacent=s
					[not]
						terrain=*Xu*,*Xo*
					[/not]
				[/filter_adjacent_location]
			[/filter_location]
		[/filter]

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		[filter]
			[filter_location]
				[filter_adjacent_location]
					[not]
						adjacent=s
						terrain=*Xu*,*Xo*
					[/not]
				[/filter_adjacent_location]
			[/filter_location]
		[/filter]

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		[filter]
			[filter_location]
				[filter_adjacent_location]
					adjacent=s
					[not]
						terrain=*Xu*,*Xo*
					[/not]
				[/filter_adjacent_location]
			[/filter_location]
		[/filter]

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		[filter]
			[not]
				[filter_location]
					[filter_adjacent_location]
						adjacent=s
						terrain=*Xu*,*Xo*
					[/filter_adjacent_location]
				[/filter_location]
			[/not]
		[/filter]

[beetlenaut]

You can only end a terrain code with an asterisk; it can't go a the beginning: terrain=Xu*,Xo*

[Sapient]

Other than the issue mentioned by beetlenaut, most of those filters you listed seem correct, other than the first and third one. The first one won't work unless there is a unit standing on the adjacent cave wall. The third one won't work because adjacent= is in a child filter. The second and fourth one appear to be the same. There's at least one other way to write it too, such as negating the terrain filter instead of using [not].

[Inanna]

test it

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terrain="Xu*,*^Xo"