SyntaxError: missing token: } in CLI not in GUI

[river]

I am 2 day old user of filebot and I googled and search a forum for formate I want.

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{n.replaceFirst(/^(?i)(The|A)\s(.+)/, /$2,$1/).space('.')}{'.'+y}{'.'+fn.matchAll(/extended|uncensored|remastered|unrated|uncut|directors.cut|special.edition|repack/)*.upperInitial()*.lowerTrail().sort().join(', ').replaceAll(/[._]/, " ").space('.')}{'.'+vf}{'.'+source.replaceAll('(?i)BluRay', 'Blu-ray')}{'.'+ac}{'.'+af.replace('8ch', '7.1ch').replace('7ch', '6.1ch').replace('6ch', '5.1ch').replace('3ch', '2.1ch').replace('2ch','2.0ch')}{'.'+vc}{'.'+'['+imdbid+ ']'}{'-'+group}/{n.space('.')}{'.'+y}{'.'+fn.matchAll(/extended|uncensored|remastered|unrated|uncut|directors.cut|special.edition|repack/)*.upperInitial()*.lowerTrail().sort().join(', ').replaceAll(/[._]/, " ").space('.')}{'.'+vf}{'.'+source.replaceAll('(?i)BluRay', 'Blu-ray')}{'.'+ac}{'.'+af.replace('8ch', '7.1ch').replace('7ch', '6.1ch').replace('6ch', '5.1ch').replace('3ch', '2.1ch').replace('2ch','2.0ch')}{'.'+vc}{'-'+group}{'.'+'CD'+pi}

above formate works in GUI perfectly but when I try to execute it use CLI I get following error.

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$ filebot -rename -r --db TheMovieDB --action test -non-strict --output ~/odroid/My_Book/media/movie --conflict skip --format "{n.replaceFirst(/^(?i)(The|A)\s(.+)/, /$2,$1/).space('.')}{'.'+y}{'.'+fn.matchAll(/extended|uncensored|remastered|unrated|uncut|directors.cut|special.edition|repack/)*.upperInitial()*.lowerTrail().sort().join(', ').replaceAll(/[._]/, " ").space('.')}{'.'+vf}{'.'+source.replaceAll('(?i)BluRay', 'Blu-ray')}{'.'+ac}{'.'+af.replace('8ch', '7.1ch').replace('7ch', '6.1ch').replace('6ch', '5.1ch').replace('3ch', '2.1ch').replace('2ch','2.0ch')}{'.'+vc}{'.'+'['+imdbid+ ']'}{'-'+group}/{n.space('.')}{'.'+y}{'.'+fn.matchAll(/extended|uncensored|remastered|unrated|uncut|directors.cut|special.edition|repack/)*.upperInitial()*.lowerTrail().sort().join(', ').replaceAll(/[._]/, " ").space('.')}{'.'+vf}{'.'+source.replaceAll('(?i)BluRay', 'Blu-ray')}{'.'+ac}{'.'+af.replace('8ch', '7.1ch').replace('7ch', '6.1ch').replace('6ch', '5.1ch').replace('3ch', '2.1ch').replace('2ch','2.0ch')}{'.'+vc}{'-'+group}{'.'+'CD'+pi}"  ~/odroid/My_Book/media/movie_old/\,.2004.720p.Blu-ray.DTS.5.1ch.x264.EbP.\[tt0296572\]/
SyntaxError: missing token: }
javax.script.ScriptException: SyntaxError: missing token: }
	at net.filebot.format.ExpressionFormat.compile(ExpressionFormat.java:144)
	at net.filebot.format.ExpressionFormat.<init>(ExpressionFormat.java:75)
	at net.filebot.cli.CmdlineOperations.rename(CmdlineOperations.java:97)
	at net.filebot.cli.ArgumentProcessor.runCommand(ArgumentProcessor.java:89)
	at net.filebot.cli.ArgumentProcessor.run(ArgumentProcessor.java:25)
	at net.filebot.Main.main(Main.java:124)
Failure (°_°)

After some try and error I found code due to which it fails in CLI

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{'.'+fn.matchAll(/extended|uncensored|remastered|unrated|uncut|directors.cut|special.edition|repack/)*.upperInitial()*.lowerTrail().sort().join(', ').replaceAll(/[._]/, " ").space('.')}

How can I make this work in CLI?

[rednoah]

Make sure you escape and quote your cmdline arguments correctly. I will not fix your broken cmdline call for you.

But I will recommend loading complex arguments from a text file.

[river]

Ok I have narrow it down to this point

with out

replaceAll(/[._]/, " ")

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~  $  filebot -rename /media/My_Book/media/movie_old -r --db TheMovieDB --action test -non-strict --conflict skip --output /media/My_Book/media/movie --format "{n.replaceFirst(/^(?i)(The|A|An)\s(.+)/, /$2,$1/).space('.')}{'.'+y}{'.'+fn.match(/extended|uncensored|remastered|unrated|uncut|directors.cut|special.edition|repack/)*.upperInitial()*.lowerTrail().sort().join(',').space('.')}"
Rename movies using [TheMovieDB]

I copied fn.match from here
viewtopic.php?t=447#p7533

This special character is difficult for me to handle please little help

[rednoah]

Did you just ignore my reply and then ask for more help!?

DO USE @files to pass arguments. Very easy.

DO NOT pass arguments on the command-line. Very difficult.

EDIT:

You can either do it the smart way like I recommended and avoid these problems altogether, or do it yourself anyway you want and help yourself, which will be a good learning experience in and of itself.

[river]

Please do not get mad at me, I was tired and refused to gave up and in that process I chose to ignore help you provided. That is my fault and please accept my apology.
Now I was able to make it work.
Thank you for support

[rednoah]

No worries. I'm just saying there's an easy and there's a hard way. I can't be bothered to explain the latter cause it's complicated.

It's not just that " wasn't escaped, characters like $ will be interpreted by bash and result in very non-obvious problems.