View Single Post
  #3  
Old 29.10.2019, 22:34
elvis_ef's Avatar
elvis_ef elvis_ef is offline
JD Addict
 
Join Date: Oct 2019
Location: Polska
Posts: 155
Post Please look at the screenshot attached

Ok, I understand.

I'll show You an example:

file name is: "What is it ???"

And my screenshot with description is:

Is this rule well formed ?
I mean, I tried to set "contains" with regexp active, for this: [a-zA-Z0-9_-\.]+ but... I need something, that will check if the group as I wrote, is the only group of characters that can exist in file names. So every file name with a sign NOT in this group will be replaced by... anything else, maybe underscore, or maybe completely with a new file name generated by me.

These regex's need to be described somewhere, I mean, how t ouse it, visually, maybe on some videos. To say which options to use: "contains", "does not contain", "equal", "different" etc.. and then a couple of examples - something like a topic for eveeryone who want to use Packagizer to do something.

Eval scripting is more advanced - not a problem, but the problem is time. I just want to check for a simple group of chars. Yes, I know I can download all my desired files in Windows, and then all the files will be acceptable in Linux as well as In Windows. But what if I want to download them on... linux ?:huh:
Reply With Quote