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Posted: **03 Mar 2023, 19:52**

I am looking for some coding help :

is there a possibility to have the output of the plex variable in uppercase ?
is it possible to have other operators run like .replace or .replaceAll?

following does not seem to work

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~ db.TheTVDB.plex  ** any{' ('+y+') '}{' (0000) '} * "[tvdbid-$id]".upper()

returns :

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Lost (2004) [TVDBID-73739]/Season 02/Lost - S02E07 - The Other 48 Days (2004)

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~ db.TheTVDB.plex.upper()   ** any{' ('+y+') '}{' (0000) '} * "[tvdbid-$id]"

or

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~ {db.TheTVDB.plex}.upper()   ** any{' ('+y+') '}{' (0000) '} * "[tvdbid-$id]"

returns nothing

I would like to get :

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LOST (2004) [TVDBID-73739]/SEASON 02/LOST - S02E07 - THE OTHER 48 DAYS (2004)

second question :
how do I make the subdirectories structure flat?

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LOST (2004) [TVDBID-73739] - S02E07 - THE OTHER 48 DAYS (2004)

any ideas?

Posted: **04 Mar 2023, 04:10**

{plex} is a File object so you need to convert it to a String object first if you want to apply String functions.

e.g.

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{ plex.id.path.upper() }

The {plex} format does not allow you to insert information between series name and SxE numbers in the file name. If this is what you want, then you need to write your own format:

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{ n.upper() } {"[TVDBID-$id]"} - {s00e00} - { t.upper() }

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