Thread: Transforming Filenames With Special Characters
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Old 01-05-2022, 10:13 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Rand Brittain View Post
Yes, thank you; this is just what I needed!

What's the correct way to do the second format if what I was currently using was:

Code:
{author_sort}/{#line}/{#subline}/{#edition}
Would it be:

Code:
program:
strcat($author_sort, "/", $#line, "/" $#subline, "/", $#edition, "/", re($title, ":" , " -"), " - ", $authors)
Other than the missing comma before $#subline, that should be correct.

But, I feel like there should be a better way to do that, but, I can't see a "format_as_path" or the equivalent of "os.join()".
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