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I wanted to put the number of seasons and the number of episodes of the series, for example

The Wire [5 Seasons, 60 Episodes]

For the seasons already {episodelist.season.max()}, can you do the same to know how many episodes is the show?

No way to get a list of all commands that can be used in FileBot windows, and not in mediainfo, such as episode.list, episodelist.findAll, etc.. but plan for dummies
Thank you very much and good work

The number of possible commands is infinite.

The special bindings for formatting are defined here:
http://sourceforge.net/p/filebot/code/H ... gBean.java

And the rest is Groovy code. For example the max() method is documented here:
http://groovy.codehaus.org/groovy-jdk/j ... #max%28%29

Though the best way is probably the read through the examples here:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2


List all episodes, get season field for all episodes, get maximum value: List all episodes, count: List all episodes, count only episodes with episode numbers (thus excluding specials) All of this is just basic list processing in Groovy. So you just need to find a dummy guide for that.

Okay, but I've noticed a problem.
I used episodelist.season.max () to determine how many episodes has a season, but I've realized that this shows the highest number among all seasons.

What I want now:
Season 1 has 24 episodes
Season 2 has 22 episodes
Season 3 has 19 episodes

that is, a function that tell me how many episodes has this season

Same as the above, slightly modified:

{episodelist} has changed slightly. The changes are primarily that {episodelist} now works exactly the same as {model}.


e.g. Number of episodes for the season at hand: e.g. Check if all episodes from the season at hand are currently loaded into FileBot: e.g. Check if all episodes from the season at hand are currently loaded into FileBot with support for multi-episode matches: