RegExp Find & Replace 4.3 w/ 253 presets (2011-07-06) [MM2+]

[ZvezdanD]

Sorry folks for inconvenience. There is a new revision of this script. It was a problem with INI file because it contained Unicode characters. It is now saved as UTF-8.

[Bex]

Great! Now it works and it looks very impressive indeed! Well done!

[ZvezdanD]

Folks, sorry again. I updated INI file into MMIP, but I forgot to update VBS file. Please download and reinstall it again.

[Bex]

Ok, but it seems to work...

[ZvezdanD]

If you try a preset "Assign the ordinal number of the current track to the begin of the Title" (and every other which use lSongIndex as ordinal number), the new Title number was wrongly displayed inside of the table, although real replacement did well.

[gege]

ZvezdanD,
I've found a bug in "Capitalize the Title" preset, when there's accented letters. See:

[ZvezdanD]

I've found a bug in "Capitalize the Title" preset, when there's accented letters.

Eh, I know for this problem and already wrote about it in the Limitations section of the first post. Just one word - Microsoft

Here is the Find what string for Latin1: ([\w\u00DE-\u00F6\u00F8-\u00FF])([\w'\u00DE-\u00F6\u00F8-\u00FF]*)\b

Here is the Find what string for Latin2: ([\w\u0100-\u024F])([\w'\u0100-\u024F]*)\b

Here is the Find what string for Cyrillic: ([\w\u0400-\u04FF])([\w'\u0400-\u04FF]*)\b

Well, if you have titles with combined those characters, you could include all character ranges:
([\w\u00DE-\u00F6\u00F8-\u00FF\u0100-\u024F\u0400-\u04FF])([\w'\u00DE-\u00F6\u00F8-\u00FF\u0100-\u024F\u0400-\u04FF]*)\b

BTW, I am just wondering what is a rule for capitalization with your language. I know this is common practice with English titles, but I have some tracks in Portuguese and don't know how to capitalize them. If some French or Spanish also reading this, please tell me what is with your capitalizations.

[Teknojnky]

Wow, awesome job!

[ZvezdanD]

There is a new update for this script (2.1) with useful additions.

[Bex]

You've been very busy!

I get a #1025 VBScript compilation error:
line: 1807 column: 106 (expected end of statement)
when running the installer.

[Seeker]

Thanks for an amazing script.

Mine also blew up - had to remove it. But look forward to the next version.

[ZvezdanD]

I get a #1025 VBScript compilation error:
line: 1807 column: 106 (expected end of statement)
when running the installer.

Sorry folks. Please download it again, it now works.

[SouthernGal]

Thank BOTH of you for your replies. Worked like a charm. Should I do that with every script I download from here or do they all work differently? And please make recommendations if I should be using something different than I.E. and winzip. (Actually I don't use winzip, I use IZArc). My use of Media Monkey takes precedence over all other programs. I use it to organize 1.76 TB of music and really don't care to jeopardize the database over some stupid microsoft territorial issue if you get my drift.

[ZvezdanD]

Should I do that with every script I download from here or do they all work differently? And please make recommendations if I should be using something different than I.E.

Yes, you could allways rename ZIP to MMIP if stupid IE renames its extension. As I said in previous thread, Firefox FTW.

My use of Media Monkey takes precedence over all other programs. I use it to organize 1.76 TB of music and really don't care to jeopardize the database

You always need to make a backup, both of audio files and MM database. You should never trust to hardware/software, either could go wrong.

[Muther]

I'm sure this is the script I would have to use (because gege told me ...LOL)

but I have no idea what to search for to replace double spacing between lyrics lines? So I thought I would ask for a hint, i didn't see anything in the presets, I'm thinking it may be /n or \n or maybe /nl but before I ruin all my lyrics I thought I'd ask someone in the know


Thanks in advance and thank you for a great script.