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Originally Posted by Nitro
In calibre I have custom column called series_id, it contains short form (abbreviation) of series name. Calibre also created field called series_id_index. Everything works nice when I'm sending files to my devices, but... When I'm trying to set the file naming scheme for CC it works bit different than in calibre.
Filed {series} contains only series name, by {#series_id} includes also number in it, so I have "HP [1]" where I should have only "HP". Moreover {#series_id_index} is unknown to CC.
Is it bug or it should work like this?
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Sort of a bug, sort of a feature. The template processor currently handles the following columns:
- {title}, {title_sort} (title is the real title. No articles are moved)
- {authors}, {first_author}, {author_sort}, {first_author_sort}
- {series}, {series_index}
- {id} (the calibre database identifier, which is a number)
- text-type custom columns {#col_lookup_name}
Currently custom series columns are classed as text-type and are converted to text.
However, it is reasonable to treat custom series as special cases. I will change CC to return the bare series for #series and to format #series_index as it does the standard series column.
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My scheme: {author_sort}/{#series_id}{series_index:02%d| - | - }{title}
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Even after I make the change that template won't work. The format specifications for CC are different from those in calibre. In this case you would want %02d, not 02%d. For more info see the FAQ answer
What can I use in a CC file name template?, in particular the info on series index formatting.