Pad episode number to 3 digits when at or over 100 episodes in a season

[bassmadrigal]

I am looking to make it that when I have a show that has over 100 episodes in a season that the entire season has 3 digits for the episode number. This ensures that no matter the sort method of filesystems or applications, the episodes will show up in order.

I know I can manually do this replacing

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{S00E00}

with something like

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S{s.pad(2)}E{e.pad(3)}

However, I was hoping to do a "set it and forget it" type of thing, so I tried researching and came up with

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{{episodelist.count{ it.episode && it.season == s }} >= 100 ? S{s.pad(2)}E{e.pad(3)} : {S00E00}}

But I get an "Unexpected input" error with the letter "E" for the pad (no clue why since it works without the if/then/else portion when I simply replace the {S00E00} portion -- I tried it with and without quotes) and if I remove the letters (for testing), I get the following error:

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Expression yields empty value: No signature of method: net.filebot.GroovyEngine.S() is applicable for argument types: (__script_819cc574498608c7564eef8ee3b38da7_2a$_run_closure1, __script_819cc574498608c7564eef8ee3b38da7_2a$_run_closure2) values: [__script_819cc574498608c7564eef8ee3b38da7_2a$_run_closure1@571c6ed3, ...]
Possible solutions: any(), is(java.lang.Object), wait(), dump(), find(), grep()

I'm not very knowledgeable with groovy scripting, but have learned enough to believe this is possible... I'm just not seeing it. Any suggestions?

[rednoah]

Note that {episodelist} was changed with FileBot 5.1.0 (currently in beta) and may break-backwards compatibility:
viewtopic.php?t=1609


If you're using FileBot 5.1.0 or higher, then this should work:

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{ episodelist.findAll{ s == it.s }.e.max() < 100 ? s00e00 : "S${s.pad(2)}E${e.pad(3)}" }

If you're using FileBot 5.0.3 or lower, then this should work:

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{ episodelist.findAll{ s == it.season }.episode.max() < 100 ? s00e00 : "S${s.pad(2)}E${e.pad(3)}" }

** NOTE: this format does not support multi-episodes, special episodes, etc

[bassmadrigal]

Sweet! Thank you!

Turns out I was running a 5.1.0 beta from before the change, so I was confused at first until I tried the older one. That worked. Then I updated to the latest beta and the newer one worked.

I'm guessing my issue with the error about the "E" was due to not having the padding have the dollar sign before it?

Thanks again!

[rednoah]

Your Groovy code was just syntactically incorrect. Your code suggests that you assume all {...} have the same meaning. That is a misconception. The outermost {...} delimit Groovy code, and anything inside is just Groovy code, which happens to also use {...} for code blocks and closures, so outermost {...} (Format code) and inner {...} (Groovy code) are completely different in meaning:
viewtopic.php?t=10824




e.g. this format code with 2 static text sections and 2 dynamic Groovy code sections:

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S{ s.pad(2) }E{ e.pad(3) }

s.pad(2) is a Groovy script. e.pad(3) is another Groovy script.




e.g. this is format code with 1 dynamic Groovy code section:

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{ 'S' + s.pad(2) + 'E' + e.pad(3) }

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{ "S${s.pad(2)}E${e.pad(3)}" }

"${variable}" is just Groovy code: String interpolation

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{
	def hello() {
		return "Hello"
	}
	hello()
}

def hello() { ... } is just Groovy code: Methods