Filebot expressions movie#

Support movie hash lookup via -db OpenSubtitles Allow *.groovy files as argument value for -format, -filter, -mapper and -file-filter options (e.g. Support syntax in Format Editor and Preset Editor (e.g.

Filebot expressions code#

Support dynamic code evaluation via include and evaluate Added -no-history and -clear-history options match files without reading file contents) Added -no-probe option to disable media parser (e.g. Enhanced Progress Monitor for long-running post-process operations Enhanced FileDialog implementation on Windows Enhanced Dark Mode on Windows and macOS Social Security Number (SSN).- Change log not available for this version If it has not, it attempts to match a nine-digit U.S. If it has, the alternation construct attempts to match the last seven digits of a nine-digit U.S. The alternation construct tests whether this capturing group has been matched in the input string. It uses a capturing group named n2 that consists of two digits followed by a hyphen. The following example is a variation of the example that appears in the Either/Or Pattern Matching with | section. If number does not correspond to a numbered capturing group that is used in the regular expression pattern, the regular expression engine throws an ArgumentException. Typically, this means that expression evaluates to false. If name does not correspond to the name of a capturing group that is used in the regular expression pattern, the alternation construct is interpreted as an expression test, as explained in the previous section. Where name is the name and number is the number of a capturing group, yes is the expression to match if name or number has a match, and no is the optional expression to match if it does not (if a no pattern is not provided, it's equivalent to an empty no). This language element attempts to match one of two patterns depending on whether it has matched a specified capturing group. If the previous pattern does not match, match three decimal digits, a hyphen, two decimal digits, another hyphen, and four decimal digits.Ĭonditional matching based on a valid captured group If the previous pattern matches, match two digits followed by a hyphen followed by seven digits. String pattern2 = input = 'The gray wolf blended in among the grey rocks.' įoreach (Match match in Regex.Matches(input, pattern1))Ĭonsole.WriteLine('') is interpreted as shown in the following table: Patternĭetermine whether the next three characters consist of two digits followed by a hyphen.

String pattern1 = Regular expression using either/or.

Regular expression using character class. In this case, the | character produces a regular expression that is more verbose. The following example uses both a positive character class and either/or pattern matching with the | character to locate occurrences of the words 'gray' or 'grey' in a string.

Like the positive character class, the | character can be used to match any one of a number of single characters.

Filebot expressions series#

You can use the vertical bar ( |) character to match any one of a series of patterns, where the | character separates each pattern. Conditional matching based on a valid captured group.Conditional matching with (?(expression)yes|no).Alternation constructs modify a regular expression to enable either/or or conditional matching.NET supports three alternation constructs: