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Old 09-23-2012, 05:56 PM   #865
JimmXinu
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No feedback on the previous test version yet, hopefully that means it's working fine.

This version improves the handling of include_in_* config so that include_in_* lines can now include each other.

It also adds the ability to restrict replace_metadata lines to only modify specific metadata by entry/key word.

Code:
replace_metadata:
 genre=>Sci-Fi=>SF
 genre=>Comedy=>Humor
 characters,ships=>Harry P\.=>Harry Potter
(FYI, the '.' in 'Harry P.' needs to be escaped with '\' because '.' means 'any character' in regular expression.)

By using extra_valid_entries, I believe you should be able to do anything you would be able to if I had implemented replacement by destination column.

Code:
[somesite]

extra_valid_entries:editedchars
editedchars_label:Characters by site

include_in_editedchars:characters

replace_metadata:
 editedchars=>^(.+)$=>somesite:\1

extra_titlepage_entries: editedchars

custom_columns_settings:
 editedchars=>#hierchars,r

Last edited by JimmXinu; 10-02-2012 at 06:25 PM. Reason: Remove obsolete beta versions
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