FileBot

Maybe this will help try e.g.

I'm back
I am running the following script 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?

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.

rednoah wrote: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

here you go

ps: thx for your patience

* 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.

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

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

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: Part 2: Part 3: 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.

Why / how does this work ?

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

([LinkedHashMap] [arraylist])

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 ?

Standard Groovy. Nothing fancy about it.

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

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])}

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

thx

rednoah wrote: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...

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.

rednoah wrote: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...

Pretty much.