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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 583409" data-attributes="member: 18896"><p>Just add more RegExp noise filters.</p><p></p><p>\s?\[Spanish.+?\]|\s?\[\D+\]|......</p><p></p><p>The "\s?\[Spanish.+?\]" part is more vigurous.</p><p></p><p>\s = space</p><p>? = previous RegExp is optional</p><p>\[ = look for '[' character, the \ is needed to escape, because [ is used for Regular Expression definitions</p><p>Spanish = look for 'Spanish'</p><p>. = match any character</p><p>+? = keep looking for the previous RegExp, but stop on first match of next character</p><p>\] = look for ']' character</p><p></p><p>So it will grab " [Spanish.......]" and "[Spanish.......]" not caring at all what follows Spanish. But since the [ and ] chars have to be around it, it will not harm a movie title such as "The Spanish Prisoner".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 583409, member: 18896"] Just add more RegExp noise filters. \s?\[Spanish.+?\]|\s?\[\D+\]|...... The "\s?\[Spanish.+?\]" part is more vigurous. \s = space ? = previous RegExp is optional \[ = look for '[' character, the \ is needed to escape, because [ is used for Regular Expression definitions Spanish = look for 'Spanish' . = match any character +? = keep looking for the previous RegExp, but stop on first match of next character \] = look for ']' character So it will grab " [Spanish.......]" and "[Spanish.......]" not caring at all what follows Spanish. But since the [ and ] chars have to be around it, it will not harm a movie title such as "The Spanish Prisoner". [/QUOTE]
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