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 Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 12:57 am Post subject: I got so lazy of renaming/moving my anime that... |
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I made a program that would monitor my completed torrent folder (Vuze moves my anime here after it's done downloading)
Once the program detects the file, it will move it to an appropriate folder with an appropriate name.
Here's how my program looks:
and it turns:
into:
and:
Anyway, I'm going on a anime torrenting spree as I'll be gone for most of tomorrow so I can have something to watch when I come back; any suggestions?
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You should watch strong worlds. Its a great anime movie(one piece).
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| Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 1:52 am Post subject: |
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it firters the sub group?
also
make it replace _ with " "
I would love to have that app, I got the same problem. I have a 103GB folder unorganized
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| gogodr wrote: | it firters the sub group?
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make it replace _ with " "
I would love to have that app, I got the same problem. I have a 103GB folder unorganized |
If you give me the file names, I'll make it compatible with whatever you have.
I'm only using HorribleSubs, so that's the only thing it's finding.
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oh, what language are you using?
I can make it work automatically.
I could write another one from scratch too..
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Fafaffy
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| gogodr wrote: | oh, what language are you using?
I can make it work automatically.
I could write another one from scratch too.. |
Using C# atm. Simple to use, yet effective with the FileSystemWatcher
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| blablfy wrote: | | gogodr wrote: | oh, what language are you using?
I can make it work automatically.
I could write another one from scratch too.. |
Using C# atm. Simple to use, yet effective with the FileSystemWatcher |
yup.
you can scan all the firles at first, then rename them to fix file names
Parse the name first since files always follow the same format
[subGroup] Anime name - #
if you want it to do and improve your programming search for MSDN C# String
and you can see the functions you can use.
also investigate Lists with C#
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| Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 2:28 am Post subject: |
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| gogodr wrote: | | blablfy wrote: | | gogodr wrote: | oh, what language are you using?
I can make it work automatically.
I could write another one from scratch too.. |
Using C# atm. Simple to use, yet effective with the FileSystemWatcher |
yup.
you can scan all the firles at first, then rename them to fix file names
Parse the name first since files always follow the same format
[subGroup] Anime name - #
if you want it to do and improve your programming search for MSDN C# String
and you can see the functions you can use.
also investigate Lists with C# |
Oh I'm aware of how to edit string and such. I'm only asking for file names because they can very quite heavily.
Like this anime file name:
[AniYoshi]_School_Days_-_01_(h264)_[02F5F33E]
It's quite different as it has the (h264), and the [02F5F33F] which most other animes I download don't. Making it be compatible is easy, it's just I have to see it to find the pattern.
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| Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 2:37 am Post subject: |
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| blablfy wrote: | | gogodr wrote: | | blablfy wrote: | | gogodr wrote: | oh, what language are you using?
I can make it work automatically.
I could write another one from scratch too.. |
Using C# atm. Simple to use, yet effective with the FileSystemWatcher |
yup.
you can scan all the firles at first, then rename them to fix file names
Parse the name first since files always follow the same format
[subGroup] Anime name - #
if you want it to do and improve your programming search for MSDN C# String
and you can see the functions you can use.
also investigate Lists with C# |
Oh I'm aware of how to edit string and such. I'm only asking for file names because they can very quite heavily.
Like this anime file name:
[AniYoshi]_School_Days_-_01_(h264)_[02F5F33E]
It's quite different as it has the (h264), and the [02F5F33F] which most other animes I download don't. Making it be compatible is easy, it's just I have to see it to find the pattern. |
do it in steps
1) find first ]
2) delete the first part from the string
3) replace _ for " "
4) check if there is a " " in the first character and if there is detele it
5) search for -
6) you have name and the rest which contains a number which is the episode
7) delete the first " " after - if there is one and split on " " so you have the number and the rest
8) you have now the number
9) search for . so you can get the extension (just if you decided to download a mp4 or avi instead of mkv)
then delete everything between the episode number and the extension.
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Fafaffy
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| Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 2:45 am Post subject: |
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| gogodr wrote: | | blablfy wrote: | | gogodr wrote: | | blablfy wrote: | | gogodr wrote: | oh, what language are you using?
I can make it work automatically.
I could write another one from scratch too.. |
Using C# atm. Simple to use, yet effective with the FileSystemWatcher |
yup.
you can scan all the firles at first, then rename them to fix file names
Parse the name first since files always follow the same format
[subGroup] Anime name - #
if you want it to do and improve your programming search for MSDN C# String
and you can see the functions you can use.
also investigate Lists with C# |
Oh I'm aware of how to edit string and such. I'm only asking for file names because they can very quite heavily.
Like this anime file name:
[AniYoshi]_School_Days_-_01_(h264)_[02F5F33E]
It's quite different as it has the (h264), and the [02F5F33F] which most other animes I download don't. Making it be compatible is easy, it's just I have to see it to find the pattern. |
do it in steps
1) find first ]
2) delete the first part from the string
3) replace _ for " "
4) check if there is a " " in the first character and if there is detele it
5) search for -
6) you have name and the rest which contains a number which is the episode
7) delete the first " " after - if there is one and split on " " so you have the number and the rest
 you have now the number
9) search for . so you can get the extension (just if you decided to download a mp4 or avi instead of mkv)
then delete everything between the episode number and the extension. |
Yeah, I'd personally rather use regex
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Regex r = new Regex(@"\[.+\][ |_](?<name>.*)[ |_]-[ |_](?<episode>\d{1,2})");
//other code
if (r.IsMatch(fullpath)) //If the file that was copied/moved to the torrent folder matches with my regex
{
Match mch = r.Match(fullpath); //Gets the match of the file path
String name = mch.Groups["name"].Value.Replace("_", " ") ; //Gets the name of the anime
String episode = mch.Groups["episode"].Value; //Gets the episode of the anime
}
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(also, that's not a direct rip of my code, it's a lot more organized, but for reading purposes, that's basically what it's doing)
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gogodr
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| Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 3:18 am Post subject: |
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if it works then sure, go ahead.
are you sure your regex is correct?
you need pretty much
replace _ for " "
* ] name - episode * . extension
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Fafaffy
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| Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 3:27 am Post subject: |
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| gogodr wrote: | if it works then sure, go ahead.
are you sure your regex is correct?
you need pretty much
replace _ for " "
* ] name - episode * . extension |
My regex works wonderfully on everything*
*everything I tested, including that school days naming
Anyway, here's an image of a little test file I downloaded:
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gogodr
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| Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 3:32 am Post subject: |
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Nice :O
care to share release and/or source?
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| Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 3:46 am Post subject: |
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Sure, here's the exe
http://www.mediafire.com/?zaavry1r72rjtmi
After I clean up the code and comment it out a bit, I'll release the source
(I don't like releasing sources without checking over them, and cleaning up)
Also, from testing it's a hit or miss of when the filesystemwatcher works. I'm gonna look into it, but it's 4AM, so I'll do it tomorrow 
You can fix this manually by stop monitoring, and start monitoring again
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one thing
make it case unsensitive when creating the folders.
it created duplicate folders.
that a side, it worked like a charm, thanks :3
and if you really want to polish it , you can make a little AI that could compare similar names
example
Boku wa tomodachi ga sukunai and Boku ha tomodachi ga sukunai are the same anime, with a little AI you can see that many words match and could even see if there was misspelled words, can launch a popup asking if it is the same anime to change it's file name.
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 everything is nice and tidy now
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