2016-09-18, 01:25
Hello,
I have some special films that I like to identify with text like "Imax", "Director's cut", "Extended version", etc.
Those text prevent Kodi to recognize the film.
There is a "cleanstrings" option from advancedsettings, but it doesn't do what I want. That option remove verything right of the match, and what I want is to remove only the match.
There is another similar request (http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...light=text), so I guess maybe current "cleanstrings" can evolve in order to allow exact matching and let the regex decide what remove exactly, for example current <regexp>(\[.*\])</regexp> could be rewriten to <regexp>(\[.*\]).*</regexp> or <regexp>.*(\[.*\])</regexp> depending if a want to remove everything right or left of the match.
I would really appreciate if you could implement such an option.
Thank your very much.
Lukeid
I have some special films that I like to identify with text like "Imax", "Director's cut", "Extended version", etc.
Those text prevent Kodi to recognize the film.
There is a "cleanstrings" option from advancedsettings, but it doesn't do what I want. That option remove verything right of the match, and what I want is to remove only the match.
There is another similar request (http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...light=text), so I guess maybe current "cleanstrings" can evolve in order to allow exact matching and let the regex decide what remove exactly, for example current <regexp>(\[.*\])</regexp> could be rewriten to <regexp>(\[.*\]).*</regexp> or <regexp>.*(\[.*\])</regexp> depending if a want to remove everything right or left of the match.
I would really appreciate if you could implement such an option.
Thank your very much.
Lukeid
