HOW CAN I COUNT EPSIODES NUMBER WITH SEASON

[xiaobaitu2005]

IF SEASON 01 HAVE 10 EPSIODES, SEASON 2 HAVE 8 EPSIODES

HOW CAN I FINISH THIS

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*** [S01(10),S02(8)].*

HOW CHANGE THIS

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{ model.s.collect{ 'S' + it.pad(2) }.joiningDistinct(',', '(', ')') }

THANK YOU

[rednoah]

The {model} binding gives you all the values for all the files currently loaded into FileBot. It conceptually does not do what you want it to do. It works with the files you have. It notably does not work with all the episodes that may exist. It could possibly work if you only process episodes once you have all episodes for all season, or if you mean to display how many episodes you have as opposed to how many episodes there are according to the episode list.


I will now assume that you mean to generate file paths based on the episode listing, and not based on the episodes that you happen to have loaded into FileBot.


e.g. Alias (2001)

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{ episodelist.findAll{ it.s && it.e }.groupBy{ it.s }.collect{ k, v -> 'S' + k.pad(2) + '(' + v.e.max().pad(2) + ')' } }

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[S01(22), S02(22), S03(22), S04(22), S05(17)]

[xiaobaitu2005]

THANKS, BUT IT DO ALL SEASON, IF HAVE 5 SEANON, MY FILES ONLY HAVE SEASON 1 AND 2 , NEED [S01(22),S02(22)].

HOW DO IT ?

THANK YOU.

[xiaobaitu2005]

I mean to display how many episodes I have as opposed to how many episodes there are according to the episode list.

[xiaobaitu2005]

LIKE, I ONLY HAVE Alias (2001) SEASON 1 AND 2.

[rednoah]

I mean to display how many episodes I have as opposed to how many episodes there are according to the episode list.

I see, then {model} is indeed the way to go.

e.g.

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{ model.findAll{ it.s && it.e }.groupBy{ it.s }.collect{ k, v -> 'S' + k.pad(2) + '(' + v.e.max().pad(2) + ')' } }

[xiaobaitu2005]

It works! Thank you so much.