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<blockquote data-quote="carmenm" data-source="post: 315403" data-attributes="member: 72546"><p>First thanks for very quick bug correction.</p><p></p><p>Now about my second request. I know its hard to work with. The only way it would always work is if each movie had it s directory(which is the case here). But you we cant work with that kind of solution. It must works for everyone.</p><p></p><p>The thing we could do is mark a dir as a group or a single movie.</p><p>let s take the example i gave.</p><p>You are treating the dir GroupMovie :</p><p>you see 2 dirs. </p><p>First you treate Movie1: you see it s not a group so you mark it as a "movie'</p><p>second you treat Movie2, same thing</p><p>You ve finished GroupMovie: you see you have 2 diff movies in it (because the dirs are marked as movie and not group) so you create a group GroupMovie.</p><p></p><p>This is a solution but i am not sure it fits your algorithm. What do you think?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="carmenm, post: 315403, member: 72546"] First thanks for very quick bug correction. Now about my second request. I know its hard to work with. The only way it would always work is if each movie had it s directory(which is the case here). But you we cant work with that kind of solution. It must works for everyone. The thing we could do is mark a dir as a group or a single movie. let s take the example i gave. You are treating the dir GroupMovie : you see 2 dirs. First you treate Movie1: you see it s not a group so you mark it as a "movie' second you treat Movie2, same thing You ve finished GroupMovie: you see you have 2 diff movies in it (because the dirs are marked as movie and not group) so you create a group GroupMovie. This is a solution but i am not sure it fits your algorithm. What do you think? [/QUOTE]
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