I did it now! { csv('A:\\PathToCSV.csv').findResults { k, v -> if(fn =~ k) v }} https://snag.gy/8GMIzn.jpg { file.name.matchAll ( /((?<= |^|_)[^\_¦]+(?!\+)(?<!\ ))/ ). first() } ¦ {csv('A:\\PathToCSV.csv').findResults { k, v -> if( fn .lower().replaceAll ( /[\W]|ss/ ). replaceAll ( /([\w\s])\1+/ ...

Indeed, that's simple. Everything is matching! https://snag.gy/dbRI9p.jpg Season removed and better matcher: { file.name.matchAll ( /((?<= |^|_)[^\_¦]+(?!\+)(?<!\ ))/ ). first() } ¦ E{episodelist.findAll { fn .lower().replaceAll ( /[\W]|ss/ ). replaceAll ( /([\w\s])\1+/ ," \$1 ") =~ it .title.lower() ...

That's great! Is there the possibility of a better fuzzy string search to make small differences automatically lead to a match? Some examples which won't match: 2x35: Klein - aber oho ¡ vs. Klein - aber oho ! 3x75: Wachse, Sonnenblume, wachse vs. Wachse, Sonnenblume, wachse ! 1x14: Heimlicher ...

Hello, i want to add missing episode numbers for some series. For multiple episodes ( Separator ' + ' ), the absolute episode number of the first episode is used if the number is consecutive , otherwise, each episode number is separated by commas . That means, I try to have the following output ...