Colon in file name
Colon in file name
Is there a way to put a colon in show title and the episode such as Gilligan's Island:Two on a Raft. Can this be done??: John
Re: Colon in file name
On Mac and Linux: YES
On Windows: NO
You could try replacing COLON with RATIO though. Should look pretty much the same.
On Windows: NO
You could try replacing COLON with RATIO though. Should look pretty much the same.
Re: Colon in file name
Ratio? Where's Ratio? How about changing the font and color?
Re: Colon in file name
1.
RATIO (http://unicode-table.com/en/2236/) is a character different from COLON (http://unicode-table.com/en/003A/) so Windows might allow it.
2.
Do filenames support fonts and colors? I highly doubt that.
RATIO (http://unicode-table.com/en/2236/) is a character different from COLON (http://unicode-table.com/en/003A/) so Windows might allow it.
2.
Do filenames support fonts and colors? I highly doubt that.

Re: Colon in file name
How do i put the Ratio character in filebot so I can use it in renaming files??? John
Re: Colon in file name
e.g.
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{n.colon('\u2236')}
Re: Colon in file name
{{airdate}}{{'Season ' +s}} (would like to put a colon here) {{'Episode' +e}} {{n}}
^
|-----Put colon between Season and Episode
How do I spilt a word with a colon (ie n.colon {'\u2336'})
^
|-----Put colon between Season and Episode
How do I spilt a word with a colon (ie n.colon {'\u2336'})
Re: Colon in file name
Please use {s00e00} standard naming.
If you use some strange non-standard non-ASCII naming pattern it'll most certainly come back to haunt you some time down the line.

Re: Colon in file name
I usually use 1x01 then use filebot to name it that way. Can I split a show name with a {n.colon('\u2336'} in the middle ? such as diagnosis:murder? And I also like to put a {'\u2336'} between the season and episode, can this be done?