Quote:be named S01E01-part1

vikjon0 Wrote:I made a flithy fix for this.

Code:

my $forceeptitle = ""; # HACK for limitation in TVDB API module
#VIKJON0
my $prevnewpath ="";
my $part = 1;

EDIT: small fix...I need to store the prevnewpath before amendment otherwise there will never be a third hit.

Code:

sub sort_file {
    my ($file, $newpath, $msg) = @_;
    # returns whether to display a message
    my $retval = 'FALSE';

    #VIKJON0
    if($newpath eq $prevnewpath){
        $part = $part + 1;
        my($fname, $fpath, $ftype) = fileparse($newpath,qr/\.[^.]*/);
        $prevnewpath = $newpath;
        $newpath = "$fpath$fname-part$part$ftype";
    } else {
        $part = 1;
        $prevnewpath = $newpath;
    }

This is of course a stupid way of doing it since I do not get part1 correctly. However, since stacking does not work in dharma it is not a big deal assuming it will scrap.
EDIT2: Bad luck for me.. it scraps but "-part2" is displayed before "" in xbmc episode list. A further filthy fix could rename the already moved file but that is perhaps a bit too dirty since we do not know if we actually did create that file or we "skipped"

In addition to this kind of fix I should probably try to guess that it is a part based on filename as well. (part1, cd1 + custom list from config file). E.g of custom list: "","walkthrough","revisited". (example from grand designs)

For the moment that is too advanced for me..still did not do the regex homework

Quote:So, to clarify, you want it to detect that two files resulted in the same rename during a SortTV sort, and name them with part1, part2 etc. But if a later sort results in the same name then that is a separate case, since they might be coming from the exact same origin filename or be a later repack of the same episode and you don't want to have those stacked, where the same episode would show more than once.

Quote: $newshows

vikjon0 Wrote:Yes, and the reason I wanted to add guessing from the filename if it was a part is that if the sorting are interupted with one of the parts left in sortdir the current method will not remember. In the example I work with now it is not clear from the filename but part1 or cd1 will often be part of the name.

vikjon0 Wrote:Ok, that is useful. It does not include skipped files? Still it is not very clean to go back into the destination dir and rename a file. A better solution will require some more work. A pre-loop of the directory or a temp dir.

piotrasd Wrote:Hi
I dont know why, but after extracted some movie ... sorttv dont remove archive files (rar,zip) files then i must manualy remove

(im use latest version)
Here log
http://pastebin.com/rsnhM0SZ

And in target folder i have movie in folder
hobo.with.a.shotgun.2011.limited.720p.bluray.x264-amiable.rar (extracted by SortTV) :/

Others movie normal are extracted (zip, rar) removed, and movie files move to folder but without this ****************.rar (extracted by SortTV)

Please help me ... Thanks !

• Improved error recovery for lookup failures
• Improved naming pattern recognition
• Improved verbosity (disabled by default)
• blacklist delete feature:
  --ignore=pattern
  [INDENT]Don't copy if the file matches one of these blacklist patterns
  Uses shell-like simple pattern matches (eg *.avi)
  This argument can be repeated to add more rules[/INDENT]
  --delete=pattern
  [INDENT]Delete the source file, if the file matches one of these patterns
  Uses shell-like simple pattern matches (eg *.avi)
  This argument can be repeated to add more rules[/INDENT]
• Additional scripts for sorting:
  These are included in case others also find these helpful.
  move_dupe_names: Searches two directories and moves dupes (by name) to another location
  sort_to_dirs:Moves all files into directories based on their file names (excluding extensions)
  

piotrasd Wrote:Hi
I dont know why, but after extracted some movie ... sorttv dont remove archive files (rar,zip) files then i must manualy remove

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