Parsing with Absolute ordering (1 Viewer)

[ductic]

Hello,

I have a problem with a show (Naruto) that I hope someone has a solution to. As you can see in the attached picture, the parsing test shows that everything should parse correctly. When I do the "Online Data Sync" and choose "Absolute order" only episode 1-99 gets an episode title. Also, only episode 1-35 gets an episode image.

Why is this?

/Ductic

 

[venares]

Place all your eps in a folder called "Season 00".
Then use the expression below.
Works great with bleach so should work with Naruto too.
You may need to enable showing removables in mediaportal for the episodes to show up.

Regexp:

(?<season>00).*(?<series>Naruto)[\s-00_]{1,3}(?<episode>\d+)(?:-(?<episode2>\d+))?.*\.(?<ext>[^.]*)

 

[ductic]

Thank you venares, it now works as it should I have tried everything else than setting the season as 0. How simple and it now works Although I modified my own script so I didn't have to put the files in a separate seasons folder but the effect is still the same.

Thanks!

 

[tgxiii]

Hi ductic. Would you mind sharing your modified script? I'd like to use absolute ordering as well without having to move my series into a different folder.

 

[ductic]

It's nothing fancy though but here's what I did:
A string replacement that is set to run before matching: Replace _Naruto_ with _Season_0_Naruto_

And then I have this parsing expression:
\[(DB|Lunar|Shinsen-Subs|umai-Doremi|ANBU-AonE|ADC-Elites|Gerusama.com|INP|Vegapunk|K-F|Infusion|Keep-Infusion)\]_Season_(?<season>[0-9])_(?<series>[^\d]*?)_(?<episode>[0-9]{1,3})(-(?<episode2>[0-9]{1,3}))?[\w\[\]]*.(?<ext>[^\\]*)

I use the same expression for my other anime shows which is why you see different release groups in the expression. You can remove those that you do not need.

 

[tgxiii]

Ah, I didn't even think of using string replacement. That's pretty clever.

Problem is, I have a ton of different anime shows, and I don't want to have to type them all into the string replacement, and I also didn't want to add any new ones in case I got new shows.

Is there no way to hard code a "0" in a regular expression? Or in a simple expression even.

 

[frying_fish]

I was working on a way to get absolute ordering done over the summer when I had some free time. I find that it partially works. For bleach it has managed to get all the information for episodes up to 202, it does however sometimes put the wrong information in for the files, and displays them as :

Season 0
Season 1
Season 2

which is not ideal. However without a redesign to the way the database / plugin interact with each other I couldn't fix this issue. Essentially when finding the file information it will put the correct "series 1 - episode XXX" into the database table for the file itself. However the table that the plugin references for displaying these will not accept these details correctly - i.e. it will just fail to parse completely and won't display them properly at all.

If someone has good knowledge of C# and its interaction with sqllite databases and is willing to look into the code I don't know if there would be much trouble to it.