a couple XML error and an outofbounds error

[heathen711]

Just found out about your program, it's actually been a while since i've had to even organize my media, love the idea, and love the work you put it, it's been a while since i've programmed outside of python and c++

anyway: issues

repeatedly throughout meta updating on a couple movies it would give me an exception message: msg:XML parser error 4: now well-formed (invalid token) Exception error number: 2 one movie that even now won't work is: Battlefield Earth so for debugging purposes just try that and see what you get

the other error was when i did get a complete list of meta and all items are set in folders already i tried to do the mass renamer to fix the folder names (already read the other post about files but this is the folders so slightly different) it give me: An exception of class OutOfBoundsExcepion was not handled. My assumption is somewhere in there you missed a -1 for the array length

also i'll be keeping a watch on your project if you need any help or brainstorming help let me know: heathen711@hotmail.com

[vidalvanbergen]

Hi heathen711,

Thank you for your interest in ViMM!

First, which version of ViMM are you using? (The 0.5x 'stable' version, or the new 0.6 alpha version?) For battlefield earth, are you using an NFO file from another program, or did you start out with ViMediaManager? try to see if it's a valid XML file, or if there are other files with the extension ".nfo" that ViMM might be picking up on and let me know.

Scraping the movie "Battlefield Earth" from scratch with a dummy movie file doesn't seem to affect my system.

In this case, the renamer might have an issue with the invalid XML parser error, and throw up an exception of it's own in return.

If you're on the 'stable' 0.5x version, the 0.6 alpha is a total rebuild from scratch, so it won't have the same errors under the same circumstances as the 0.5 version.

With kind regards, Vidal van Bergen.

[vidalvanbergen]

Hi heathen711,

Thank you for your interest in ViMM!

First, which version of ViMM are you using? (The 0.5x 'stable' version, or the new 0.6 alpha version?) For battlefield earth, are you using an NFO file from another program, or did you start out with ViMediaManager? try to see if it's a valid XML file, or if there are other files with the extension ".nfo" that ViMM might be picking up on and let me know.

Scraping the movie "Battlefield Earth" from scratch with a dummy movie file doesn't seem to affect my system.

In this case, the renamer might have an issue with the invalid XML parser error, and throw up an exception of it's own in return.

If you're on the 'stable' 0.5x version, the 0.6 alpha is a total rebuild from scratch, so it won't have the same errors under the same circumstances as the 0.5 version.

With kind regards, Vidal van Bergen.

On 2012-07-18 23:32:43 +0000, heathen711 Wrote:

Just found out about your program, it's actually been a while since i've had to even organize my media, love the idea, and love the work you put it, it's been a while since i've programmed outside of python and c++

anyway: issues

repeatedly throughout meta updating on a couple movies it would give me an exception message: msg:XML parser error 4: now well-formed (invalid token) Exception error number: 2 one movie that even now won't work is: Battlefield Earth so for debugging purposes just try that and see what you get

the other error was when i did get a complete list of meta and all items are set in folders already i tried to do the mass renamer to fix the folder names (already read the other post about files but this is the folders so slightly different) it give me: An exception of class OutOfBoundsExcepion was not handled. My assumption is somewhere in there you missed a -1 for the array length

also i'll be keeping a watch on your project if you need any help or brainstorming help let me know: heathen711@hotmail.com

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[heathen711]

It seems it was an error in the nfo file so deleting it and re-scraping it came back good. Also how's the tv and anime scraping going? Mine never show anything.

[vidalvanbergen]

Glad to hear that the issue has been resolved. ^^

In the 0.5, TV scraping is good, with the exception of episodes, Anime is modest, but for the next version I'll try to think of ways to improve it as much as I can. For 0.6, I've yet to start on TV shows and Anime, since I first wanted the whole movie section complete, and now with the advent of a the 'set manager' that i've recently introduced, the time to start working on these seems neigh. ;) I think i've got a few revolutionary ideas, as far as media managers that i've encountered so far go, for the grand remake of these sections, so look forward to the next alphas. ^^

With kind regards, Vidal van Bergen.

[vidalvanbergen]

Glad to hear that the issue has been resolved. ^^

In the 0.5, TV scraping is good, with the exception of episodes, Anime is modest, but for the next version I'll try to think of ways to improve it as much as I can. For 0.6, I've yet to start on TV shows and Anime, since I first wanted the whole movie section complete, and now with the advent of a the 'set manager' that i've recently introduced, the time to start working on these seems neigh. ;) I think i've got a few revolutionary ideas, as far as media managers that i've encountered so far go, for the grand remake of these sections, so look forward to the next alphas. ^^

With kind regards, Vidal van Bergen.

On 2012-07-19 22:43:12 +0000, Jay Hill Wrote:

It seems it was an error in the nfo file so deleting it and re-scraping it came back good. Also how's the tv and anime scraping going? Mine never show anything.

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