Closed alpha1125 closed 11 years ago
Could you give an example or two? and i'm not sure what the problem is, does ViMM not recognize the year somewhere you would expect it to?
The folder name is: Men in Black 3[2012]blahblahblah If the folder was named "Men in Black 3 (2012)" ViMM seems to recognize it. Maybe it's not actually the year that's the problem, but it was something I noticed...
Where doesn't it recognize it? while scraping?
oh, if you have no brackets to the year, it's also not recognized...
i.e. "Men In Black 3 2012". What I suggest is, something to the effect of looking for the year, towards the end...
a regex to possibly solve this would be something to the effect of: (20|19)[0-9][0-9].*$
which would mean, it'd find 2012, 1912, 20??, 19??, where ?? is two digits. Don't use \d. \d != [0-9]
(1999) - does. [1999] - is not recognized as a year. 1999 - is not recognized as a year.
This is what I've noticed... I could be wrong, I'm a little jet lagged.
okay, I just ran get metadata on the one that 1999, without enclosing, it works now... but didn't work on my initial run. Ignore this bug... I don't think it's valid... and I don't have data to go reproduce it.
I'll open a new issue, if I can accurately reproduce this.
a lot of the folders that I have is enclosed in [] or ().
perhaps allowing multiple styles (regex?) would be better off...