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<blockquote data-quote="Grimeh" data-source="post: 1043830" data-attributes="member: 144924">First of all i would like to say that I am not a coder and that i would like to see this addon and MP succeed.I am trying to get the import to recognise some files as tv shows and i thought i would give the &quot;simple&quot; parsing expression a go, but i am finding that there is no guide for what tags i can use so i don't have to rename my files (due to future automatic downloads and current uploads\shares that i can't change) even though i have stumbled my way through to this point.This is the file details:Foo\Foo Season x\101.Title.tilte.title.aviAnd this is my simple parsing expression so far:&nbsp;&lt;series&gt;\&lt;null&gt;\&lt;season&gt;[0-9]&lt;episode&gt;[0-99].&lt;title&gt;This kinda works but with out knowing what i can use i have tried some hybrid combination using the [0-9] etc. (which i think is probably messing things up, but i dont know any other way to get what i need)Can anyone help me out and give me the guide\low down on what tags i can use.I am also comparing MP (with tvseries) to the standard XBMC scrapper (which picks up all the epps that this currently does not) and it got me thinking.If i understand the way this is working, why don;t the devs compile and maintain a &quot;super&quot; parsing expression .expr file or online resource that the program can query or download to use?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Grimeh, post: 1043830, member: 144924"] First of all i would like to say that I am not a coder and that i would like to see this addon and MP succeed. I am trying to get the import to recognise some files as tv shows and i thought i would give the "simple" parsing expression a go, but i am finding that there is no guide for what tags i can use so i don't have to rename my files (due to future automatic downloads and current uploads\shares that i can't change) even though i have stumbled my way through to this point. This is the file details: Foo\Foo Season x\101.Title.tilte.title.avi And this is my simple parsing expression so far: <series>\<null>\<season>[0-9]<episode>[0-99].<title> This kinda works but with out knowing what i can use i have tried some hybrid combination using the [0-9] etc. (which i think is probably messing things up, but i dont know any other way to get what i need) Can anyone help me out and give me the guide\low down on what tags i can use. I am also comparing MP (with tvseries) to the standard XBMC scrapper (which picks up all the epps that this currently does not) and it got me thinking. If i understand the way this is working, why don;t the devs compile and maintain a "super" parsing expression .expr file or online resource that the program can query or download to use? [/QUOTE]

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