[END] on the last episode of the season

[Ansem]

Hi guys, I have started to use filebot today, instead of advanced renamer.
I'm already in love with it! but I'm missing a thing: on my old program I had a script that would add [END] at the last file.
Is it possible to do something like on filebot? I want [END] on the last episode of the season, or the last file renamed (I don't rename more than one season at time usually).
I would love something like that

[rednoah]

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I've delete the duplicate post.

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It's possible but the Groovy code might be a bit complicated. The {episodelist} binding should get you started. Then you just need to if your episode object is the last episode of some season.

[rednoah]

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I've delete the duplicate post.

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It's possible but the Groovy code might be a bit complicated. The {episodelist} binding should get you started. Then you just need to if your episode object is the last episode of some season.

[Crankrune]

Try this. If the last episode is a special, this won't work, but I'll keep messing with it.

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{episodelist.findAll{it.season == s}[-1].toString().after('x').before(' ') == e ? '[END]' : ''}

Edit: Still haven't found a workaround for the specials, but here is a shorts version of this. Not sure why I made it so complex the first time.

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{episodelist.findAll{it.season == s}[-1] == episode ? '[END]' : ''}

Edit 2: Figured out the special workaround, here you go.

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{(episodelist.findAll{it.season == s}.episode-null)[-1] == e ? '[END]' : ''}

[Ansem]

Thanks a lot didn't try with specials, but at least with normal series it works fine!

[Crankrune]

No problem. The work around for specials is just because with the first two formats, if the last episode in a season was a special, it wouldn't work.

[rednoah]

Good Job!

Here's how I'd solve it:

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{episode == episodelist.findAll{ it.season == s && !it.special}.last() ? '[END]' : null}

Pretty much the same as yours, but more readable, hopefully.