Lots of questions about basic custom formats

[kim]

Maybe this will help

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{def FirstLanguage = languages[0]; (FirstLanguage =~ 'French') ? 'French Films'+'/'+localize.French.name+'('+y+')'+'/'+fn : ((FirstLanguage =~ 'English') ? 'English Movies'+'/'+localize.English.name+'('+y+')'+'/'+fn : 'Unknown')}

try

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{localize.English}

e.g.

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{localize.English.Actors}

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{localize.English.SpokenLanguages.join('')}

[macdalor]

I'm back
I am running the following script

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{languages[0] =~ 'Spanish|French' ? localize[languages[0]].name : n} ({y})
{def FirstLanguage = languages[0]; (FirstLanguage =~ 'French') ? 'French Films'+'/'+localize.French.name+'('+y+')'+'/'+fn : ((FirstLanguage =~ 'English') ? 'English Movies'+'/'+localize.English.name+'('+y+')'+'/'+fn : 'Unknown')}

and I am getting the following result
http://s32.postimg.org/s8rtqyndh/Screen ... _50_33.jpg
I wanted to show you what I tried to explain above regarding the folders creation, file by file...
What is it I am not doing correctly?

[rednoah]

Do you expect me to hack into your machine just so I can see the screenshot you saved on your desktop, Mr Producer? Sry, can't be bothered. Try again. This time try uploading the screenshot somewhere, ok?


PS: You did not read or understand how {expressions} work.

[macdalor]

Do you expect me to hack into your machine just so I can see the screenshot you saved on your desktop, Mr Producer? Sry, can't be bothered. Try again. This time try uploading the screenshot somewhere, ok?

I like to sense of humour...

I saw this about the img and currently trying sorting out...bear with me please

[macdalor]

here you go

ps: thx for your patience

[rednoah]

* What do you want?
* How is it different from what you get?
* Which part of the format does not behave the way you'd expect?

Answer these questions using specific examples.

[macdalor]

PS: You did not read or understand how {expressions} work.

I haven't read this yet...bed time reading I guess

[rednoah]

If the first language is neither French nor German, the your second {expression} will yield just "Unknown", not a folder structure like in the other two cases.


EDIT:


Sigh, at this point, just giving you the solution would have more cost-effective for me...


Part 1:

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{any{[French: 'French Films', English: 'English Movies'][languages[0]]}{'Foreign Movies'}}

Part 2:

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{any{localize[languages[0].match(/Spanish|French/)].name}{n}} ({y})

Part 3:

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{primaryTitle} ({y})

Copy & paste these things together, add some / in between, however you want. I already don't remember your exact rules.


Now you owe me a tutorial where you explain what you've learned, or a donation, your choice.

[kim]

Why / how does this work ?

{[French: 'French Films', English: 'English Movies'][languages[0]]}

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is it a filebot thing or "org. code" ?
do you have a link ?
is there a way to write it, so I know how it works ?

[rednoah]

Standard Groovy. Nothing fancy about it.

@see http://groovy-lang.org/groovy-dev-kit.h ... p_literals

[kim]

sry still don't get why/how it works?

under "Filtering and searching" ?

same?

{def lang = [French: 'French Films', English: 'English Movies'].findAll{ it.key == languages[0]}; lang.values().join('')}

or

{[French: 'French Films', English: 'English Movies'].get(languages[0])}

[rednoah]

map[x] is the same as map.get(x)

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assert map.get('name') == 'Gromit'
assert map['name'] == 'Gromit'

[kim]

thx

[macdalor]

Now you owe me a tutorial where you explain what you've learned, or a donation, your choice.

Rednoah, although I am still testing this script (have been away much recently) & don't have all elements still, I'll donate for your great help and patience as I think it'll help you more than a tutorial from someone who doesn't understand much (although highly willing to!)...it'll just take a bit of time as I'm not very often home or with time to take care of this...but I'll do it at some point...

[rednoah]

No worries. My tutorials are detailed and technical so pretty hard to understand if you don't have certain basics.

Just write it as if you'd explain it to a friend. I'm sure many people will appreciate newbie oriented tutorials and explanations. If something is wrong, I'll just correct it for you.

[macdalor]

No worries. My tutorials are detailed and technical so pretty hard to understand if you don't have certain basics.

Just write it as if you'd explain it to a friend. I'm sure many people will appreciate newbie oriented tutorials and explanations. If something is wrong, I'll just correct it for you.

so you prefer a newbie tut than a donation then...

[rednoah]

Pretty much.