That makes sense and is much cleaner. Thanks for the reply. Showed me how to use the + symbol correctly.rednoah wrote: ↑08 Apr 2024, 03:56 Here's how I'd write it:Format: Select all
{ ny.colon(' ') } { vf } { vc } { '{edition-' + fn.match(/Prelims|Early.Prelims/).space(' ') + '}' }Match information from the file path
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- 10 Apr 2024, 03:08
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: How can I add {edition-"words from file name"} to file?
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Re: How can I add {edition-"words from file name"} to file?
- 08 Apr 2024, 02:55
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: How can I add {edition-"words from file name"} to file?
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Re: How can I add {edition-"words from file name"} to file?
I think I figured it out. I used the following and it seems to work as desired:
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{ ny.colon(' ') } {vf} {vc}
{
def ufc = fn.matchAll(/Prelims|Early.Prelims/)
def edition = ufc.join(' ').replace('.':' ')
'{edition-' + edition + '}'
}- 08 Apr 2024, 01:20
- Forum: Episode / Movie Naming Scheme
- Topic: How can I add {edition-"words from file name"} to file?
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How can I add {edition-"words from file name"} to file?
I'm seperating the Prelims and Early Prelims of my UFC fights as editions. How do I have it recognize either Prelims or Early.Prelims from the file name and make that the edition name (while also changing the . in " Early.Prelims " to a space)? Starting with UFC.261.Usman.vs.Masvidal.2.Pre...