number filtering

[sk2107]

Hello,

I have this group of files that I categorized by using [Hxxx][Oxxx]; where xxx is values between 000 and 999, in the beginning I though that I need [O000] or [H000] or fixed values like [H003][O005] but later on I found that sometimes I need to use more than or lesser than as a filter (for example the value in H category is more then 005 and in O group less then 003) and valid filter for both categories.

Here are some examples
IMG-20221114-WA0050_[H001][O000].jpeg
IMG-20230213-WA0053_[H001][O012].jpeg
IMG-20230427-WA0023_[H001][O002].jpeg
IMG-20230610-WA0032_[H000][O001].jpeg
IMG-20230924-WA0040_[H002][O001].jpeg
IMG-20231002-WA0041_[H000][O004].jpeg
IMG-20240421-WA0009_[H002][O003].jpeg

Regards

[void]

addcolumn:1;2 regex:\[H(\d\d\d)\]\[\O(\d\d\d)\] INT($1:)>5 INT($2:)<3

[sk2107]

thank for your rapid reply.

working perfectly, thanks a lot

Best regards

[Jimbo]

OMG!

Thank you so much for this! I was up until 2 am trying to figure out regex's for use in BRU and bouncing all over the place trying to figure things out.

With this, I understand it, it's practical, and I can tweak it for TV show episodes, etc:

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addcolumn:1;2 regex:S(\d\d)E(\d\d) INT($1:)>2 INT($2:)<3

You rock!!

[NotNull]

Quick tip:
To also find single-digit seasons or episodes, like S2E12 and S12E1:

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addcolumn:1;2 regex:S(\d{1,2})E(\d{1,2}) INT($1:)>2 INT($2:)<3

\d{1,2} = 1 or 2 digits

[Jimbo]

Very grateful! Thanks!!