Parsing expression (1 Viewer)

[-ltb-]

Hi all,
I need some help with a parsing expression.
I ve got some series, unfortunately on dvds, tag like that : [season x episode].-.seriesname.-.episodename.ext. I tried this expression but with no success, so how to do?
thx

 

[Paranoid Delusion]

hi ltb

Had similar problems myself, as i was ripping all 167 episodes of StarTrek Deep Space Nine to avi, on how to name them. ended up with

StarTrek DS9 1x01 Emissary

so

Name of Show, Series x Episode number, episode name.

TVSeries parsed that fine first time, had initially put the whole name in "StarTrek Deep Space Nine" and it would not find.

Hope that helps

 

[-ltb-]

in fact, i've managed to parse the serie but it's not a clean parsing, in the database the local serie name is "[" and the episode serie name is "Stargate SG-1.-.aaaaaaaaaaa", the rest is ok

 

[Paranoid Delusion]

Stargate SG-1

If you had said Stargate, i would have quoted that one as a example.

Just love my sci-fi

 

[G.B. Wolf]

You have to escape symbols like [ ] \ . in the expressions as they are used for controling the regex matching mechanism. So instead of

[season x episode]

it would be

\[season x episode\]

 

[-ltb-]

EDITT\\


I tried thoses expressions: (i've disabled the defaults expressions for the test)
\[season x episode\].-.<series>.-.<episode>.<ext>
\[<season> x <episode>\].-.<series>.-.<episode>.<ext>
and it seems still not working when i make a parsing test but the last expression appears valid in the log

here's the log:

07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Compiling Regex...
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Compiled Regex sucessfuly, 1 valid Expressions found
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Parsing test beginning, getting all files...
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Searching for all supported videos files within E:\ and it's subfolders.
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Found 10 supported video files.
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - ParseLocal starting, processing 10 files...
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - ParseLocal finished..
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Parsing failed for [7x12].-.Stargate.SG-1.-.La fontaine de jouvence.-.partie.2.avi
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Parsing failed for [7x13].-.Stargate.SG-1.-.Le voyageur intérieur.avi
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Parsing failed for [7x14].-.Stargate.SG-1.-.Dangeureuse Alliance.avi
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Parsing failed for [7x15].-.Stargate.SG-1.-.Chimères.avi
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Parsing failed for [7x16].-.Stargate.SG-1.-.La fin de l' union.avi
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Parsing failed for [7x17] - Stargate.SG-1.-.Héros.-.partie 1.avi
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Parsing failed for [7x18].-.Stargate.SG-1.-.Heros.-.partie 2.avi
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Parsing failed for [7x19] - Stargate.SG-1.-.Résurrection.avi
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Parsing failed for [7x20].-.Stargate.SG-1.-.Lutte de pouvoir.avi
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Parsing failed for [7x21] [7x22] - Stargate.SG-1.-.La cité perdue.-. partie 1 & 2.avi
07/11/2007 16:49:12 - Parsing test completed

 

[G.B. Wolf]

Did you set the mode to simple or to regexp?

 

[-ltb-]

regexp, i tried also in simple mode but the expression is not valid

 

[G.B. Wolf]

So...

For simple mode it would be something like:

[season x episode].-.<series>.-.<title>.<ext>

Here he shouldn't care about the specials regexp characters.

In regexp you missed the fetching of the data itselves... the syntax is a little bit strange, but I'd try this:

^\[(?<season>[0-9]+) x (?<episode>[0-9]+)\]\.-\.(?<series>[^\\\[]*)\.-\.(?<title>(?!.*sample)[^\\]*?[^\\]*?)\.(?<ext>[^.]*)$

Wolf

 

[RICHARDG]

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