Trying to clean and accommodate for 3 different types of occurrences of titles in my torrent skin.
Interceptor.2022.1080p.NF.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.Atmos.x264-CMRG[TGx]
Dark.Winds.S01E01.WEB.x264-TORRENTGALAXY
Charmed.2018.S04E13.WEB.x264-TORRENTGALAXY
What I would like to see:
Interceptor 2022
Charmed 2018 S04E13
Dark Winds S01E01
Using RegExpSubstitute, and it looks something like this:
RegExpSubstitute="\.":" ","^(.*.\d\d\d\d)(.*)$":'\1'
Works for: Interceptor 2022
RegExpSubstitute="\.":" ","^(.*S\d\dE\d\d)(.*)$":'\1'
Works for: Charmed 2018 S04E13 & Dark Winds S01E01
But combining them into a single line breaks it so it only works for one or the other occurrence, depending on the order.
So need help making the substitute play well with each other.
Torrent skin disclaimer!
I don't want to be responsible for other people illegally downloading torrents, so I will NEVER release my skin to the public.
Nor does my skin link to the files directly, it only displays the image and title of the movie.
Clicking on a image of a movie will only do a search for the title on the site.
It is currently March 29th, 2024, 1:40 pm
RegExpSubstitute confusion
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Re: RegExpSubstitute confusion
How about this?
Updated learned from ikarus1969's code below
Substitute - Rainmeter Docs, PCRE Regex Cheatsheet
regex101.com | Online tester | PCRE (PHP <7.3), Substitusion, REGEX FLAGS=none
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RegExpSubstitute=1
Substitute="(?si)\.WEB\b.*":"", "(?si)\.(?:720|1080)p\..*":"", "\.":" "
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RegExpSubstitute=1
Substitute="(?si)\.(?:\d{3,4}p|WEB)\b.*":"", "\.":" "
;Substitute="(?si)\.(?:(?:720|1080)p|WEB)\b.*":"", "\.":" "
Substitute - Rainmeter Docs, PCRE Regex Cheatsheet
regex101.com | Online tester | PCRE (PHP <7.3), Substitusion, REGEX FLAGS=none
Last edited by nek on June 12th, 2022, 4:30 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: RegExpSubstitute confusion
This one works too (and for more than 720p or 1080p )
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"(?siU)\.(\d+p|WEB).+$":"","\.":" "
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Re: RegExpSubstitute confusion
Learned also from neks code that ?: means match but do not capture
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Re: RegExpSubstitute confusion
I can share what I have learned before.
I don't use (?siU) in this case. Because (?siU) costs high as a regular expression.
TESTING - regex101.com | PCRE (PHP <7.3), REGEX FLAGS=none
TEST STRING 0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
RegExp (?siU).+$ 39 steps
RegExp (?si).+$ 4 steps
Regular Expression Flags (?siU)
s .(dot) matches newline as well
i Ignore case
U Ungreedy quantifiers
.* and .+ are greedy by default. RegExp (?siU).+$ 39 steps ... same with (?si).+?$
RegExp (?si).+$ 4 steps ... same with (?siU).+?$
What I would like to say is...
ikarus1969's code
"(?siU)\.(\d+p|WEB).+$":"","\.":" "
"(?siU)\.(\d+p|WEB).+?$":"","\.":" " or "(?si)\.(\d+p|WEB).+$":"","\.":" " is faster, I think.
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