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Old 09-02-2015, 12:34 PM   #750
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Originally Posted by laji View Post
If somebody wrote it, pardon.

I wish to use regex anywhere for anything (rename by matrix, and so on). A very good example: german program "Mp3tag" for mass redacting/organizing music files' tags.

For example: I want to rename those books, that have series name and numbers, and is important to read them in this order. Now I can do this in Calibre with about 4-5 steps, 20-30 clicks, 1 minute. The same task in Mp3tag I can do (with saved actions) with 2 click, ~3 seconds.
Try this in the standard search
Code:
title:"~[\d]$"
It is mostly REGEX

I extrapolated the "~ " to mean REGEX stuff here
The Online Search document appears a bit stale (in areas: the advanced graphic)
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