non-strict matching?

[perler]

hi,

I try to use this script: http://filebot.sourceforge.net/scripts/sorty.groovy (from the sticky thread on the top). but get

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Exception: Handling multiple shows requires non-strict matching

as soon as I have two different shows in the source directory?

also, I would like to change this line:

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def episodeFormat = "V:/out/TV/{n}{'/Season '+s}/{episode}"

in a way, that I get leading zeroes for the target directories (ie "breaking bad season 06" "instead of breaking bad season 6"

regards,

PAT

[rednoah]

1. Add -non-strict cmdline flag

2. Copy the script and make your changes, e.g. {s.pad(2)}

[perler]

oh, I need to /copy/ the script?!

thanks I had a look here: http://mrhaki.blogspot.de/2009/09/groov ... rings.html and don't really see yet how to put this into the line above. would you help a java noob?
also, can I put the -non-strict as a flag into the script itself, for portability?

[rednoah]

1. Well, you can't modify the scripts on my server right?

2. Copy that from almost any of my examples about formatting: {'/Season '+s} => {'/Season '+s.pad(2)}

3. Sure, you can set it for each call, e.g. rename(..., strict:false)

[perler]

thanks, re 3., getting closer, this throws an exception:

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InvalidPathException: Trailing char < > at index 74: somefilepath..\The Daily Show\The Daily Show Season \The Daily Show - 17x127 - Faree
d Zakaria.mp4

btw, could you help out with a simple if then or case syntax in groovy to exclude certain shows along the line of

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rename if filename does not contains "The.Daily" 

preferable in some kind of easily editable list form? (or point me to an example you have already written).

thanks.

[rednoah]

1. You messed up your cmdline call somehow. What's the full cmdline call? Probably something to do with using \ and escaping something by mistake.

2. All the more complex scripts have some filtering going on like this. Learn by example.

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input = input.findAll{ !(it.path =~ /\b(?i:sample|trailer|extras|deleted.scenes|music.video|scrapbook)\b/) }

Here's something like it but the other way around:
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... ?f=4&t=158

[perler]

1. it's quite simple: C:\Program Files (x86)\FileBot>filebot.cmd -script c:\admin\scripts\tvhowssorter
_filebot.groovy

2. thanks, will have a look into it..

[rednoah]

1. You can't just use \ in the Groovy code. It's an escape character. Use / instead in paths, or \\ for a literal \.

[perler]

that's the command line which calls the script, in the script itself the paths are written like this:

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def episodeDir    = "q:/Users/files/Videos/Current/#INCOMING"

maybe it's best to show you the script in itself, it's basically yours with some things not relevant to me commented out: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/152632/tvhowss ... bot.groovy

maybe you see a stupid mistake.

thanks!

[perler]

ok, found it, you have to put single quotes around spaces..