[1428-32] Masks for Filename Formattting Broken [#8375]

[JoJoBAH]

For instance:

Album Artist: The Beatles

"$if(<Album Artist>=Various Artists, etc." returns
"The Beatles=Various Artist"

another example:
Original Date: {empty}
Date: 2004

"$if(<Original Date>,(<Original Date>$),(<Date:4>$))" returns
"(2004$)"

I can confirm that this was working correctly as of 1426, but has since been broken.

[KJIACC]

Yes, I have the same thing (1432). But I did not notice exactly which build of the problem began.

[PetrCBR]

Tracked as 8375.

[Orbi]

I can confirm this has not been fixed in build 1433. I didn't have this issue in previous build though.

About 500 songs have been re-added to the library, resulting in double entries ending with the $ sign.

Warning: debug log is huge.

http://www.fayloobmennik.net/982084

[Lowlander]

What mask do you use?

I discovered that (<Genre>$) will give (Rock$) so escaping is only needed when in an $if statement. I didn't expect that as normally escape characters aren't conditional (if you wanted $ in the filename you'd use $$. Using $if(<Genre>,(<Genre<$)) it gave me (Rock) as expected.

[Orbi]

\<Album Artist> - <Album> - $if(<Disc#>,CD<Disc#> - ,)<Year> - <Track#:2> - $if(<Artist>=<Album Artist>,,<Artist> - )<Title>$if(<Original Date>, (<Original Date>$),)

MM only adds the $ after the original date

[jiri]

We can't reproduce the issue, please try to test whether you have any problem with the mask in Auto-Organize dialog.

Thanks,
Jiri

[rusty]

We found the bug. Fixed in build 1434.

Thanks.

-Rusty