Automatically add "forced" to new name?

[Biff]

How could FileBot automatically add "forced" to files like "ehd-fufr-x264-forced.sub" when renaming?

I assume, I have to add anything to the:

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I:\Eigene Dateien\Videos\Filme\{n.replace(':', ' -')} ({y}){' CD'+pi}{tags}{file.path =~ /Kinofassung/ ? '[Theatrical Cut]' : ''}\{n.replace(':', ' -')} ({y}){' CD'+pi}{'.'+lang}{tags}{file.path =~ /Kinofassung/ ? '[Theatrical Cut]' : ''}

[rednoah]

Use the {subt} binding.

[Biff]

Thank you very much, rednoah,

Where have I do add it?

Many thanks again

[rednoah]

In your format. Probably at the end somewhere.

[Biff]

Very great, thank you very much.

How could I add the language additionally.

Many thanks again

[rednoah]

{subt} includes the ISO 3-letter 2B code.

[Biff]

Sounds great, what does that mean?

[rednoah]

{subt} will give you values like .eng or .eng-forced which presumably is what you asked for.

Open the Format Editor and play with it. That's the best way to learn how various bindings work.

[Biff]

Alright, I will do so, thank you very much

[Biff]

When I add {subt} here (or else where)

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I:\Eigene Dateien\Videos\Filme\{n.replace(':', ' -')} ({y}){' CD'+pi}{tags}{file.path =~ /Kinofassung/ ? '[Theatrical Cut]' : ''}\{n.replace(':', ' -')} ({y}){' CD'+pi}{'.'+lang}{tags}{file.path =~ /Kinofassung/ ? '[Theatrical Cut]' : ''}{subt}

"forced" is not added to the renamed files, these are the source files:
cinema-absolutely.fabulous.movie.780p-forced.sub
cinema-absolutely.fabulous.movie.780p-forced.idx

How could one correct it?

[rednoah]

1.
Subtitles should conform with .<lang>-forced.<ext> naming.


2.
If you want to grab the "forced" from anywhere in the filename, then you can just match it from the filename:

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fn.match(/forced/)

[Biff]

Thank you very much.

When I add this

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I:\Eigene Dateien\Videos\Filme\{n.replace(':', ' -')} ({y}){' CD'+pi}{tags}{file.path =~ /Kinofassung/ ? '[Theatrical Cut]' : ''}\{n.replace(':', ' -')} ({y}){' CD'+pi}{'.'+lang}{tags}{file.path =~ /Kinofassung/ ? '[Theatrical Cut]' : ''}fn.match(/.forced/)

it is renamed to:


And adding this - .<lang>-forced.<ext> - adds "-forced" to all of the renamed files.

How could I correct it?

Very many thanks again

[rednoah]

I've replied to your questions slightly less than 150 times and yet you're still struggling with the basics. Evidently, if I make it too easy you'll just copy and paste the solution and never think why or how that solution works.

This is clearly Groovy code, not something you want to literally have in your output path:

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fn.match(/forced/)

Format Expressions use {...} to separate Groovy code sections (where you can use variables and functions) from literal sections.

It's not that hard. There's plenty of examples here in the forums. If you play with it for a few minutes you will figure it out.

@see viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1895

[Biff]

Thank you very much for the link. And sorry for causing almost 150 replies.

Well, yes, the brackets. It appears to work great now.

Many thanks again