thx for the reply! I did not get the notification for your reply, and found out by myself by trying.. But thank you!
I did not think it could be that straight forward even without any escape character for < or /.. so
thx,
Bernhard



Option Explicit
Dim Mask : Mask = "<Artist>%<Year>%<Album>" 'mask for artist albums
Dim TrackMask : TrackMask = "" 'blank mask means no tracks are displayed
Dim CompMask : CompMask = "<Artist>%<Year>%<Album>" 'mask for compilation albums
Dim FirstMask : FirstMask = "" 'mask for first track in an album
Sub JustListAlbums
Dim list : Set list = SDB.CurrentSongList
If list.Count = 0 Then
Call SDB.MessageBox( SDB.Localize("Please select tracks to be exported."), mtError, Array(mbOk))
Exit Sub
End If
Dim fso : Set fso = SDB.Tools.FileSystem
Dim path : path = "D:\Temp\Albums.txt"trixmoto wrote:I don't know what to say really, if you've specified the date with a 4 digit year then this should definitely be working, because that's what I always do. If I gave you some SQL to run, would you know how to?
Musikkius wrote:They all returns the value 0 into the variable "theyear", resulting in ???? as the date in the text-file.
(...) If so, any suggestions on why it doesn`t work on my machines?


You might need to change the mask variables at the top of the script to include the fields you wish to be displayed.
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