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Originally Posted by ACGAuthor
Okay. I'm going to go through and add my various tags for M/M Romance. I think it might end up being a bit tricky figuring out how to separate out M/F romance, actually. Which seems weird, because it's so common you'd think it would be easy, but it's the fact that it's common that makes it tough.
Unlike M/M Romance, which usually has a tag like "Gay," "Gay & Lesbian" or "Gay Fiction" or "LGBT" or something, M/F romance will generally just have "Romance." But since M/M Romance ALSO often has "romance", I can't use that as a tag for sorting by genre.
Unless there's a way to find the ones tagged "romance" and then filter the ones with the various M/M sort of tags out from the ones without any such distinguishing tags.
I could always separate M/M Romance into it's own library and use a different template for it, but by that logic, I could side-step ALL of this by sorting these into different libraries, and then what would we do for fun?
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Maybe this will help: only the FIRST match will be used. If there is an extra "romance" tag, then as long as you list it later on in switch() it will be ignored, since a previous tag has already been matched.
It follows a general concept of switch(pattern,value,
else_if_pattern,value,
else_if_pattern,value,else_value)
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Originally Posted by ACGAuthor
LOL I would love to be able to do this, but I have so many books that belong to series that if I had everything sorted by series, I'd have 400+ collections, plus another 800 or so books that don't belong in any series.
I have a rather large library.
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Fair enough, I have "only" 796 books. For now.
And a very good memory.
