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eR@SeR

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From: Земун, Србија

Registered: 2008-01-23

Posts: 353

How to IGNORE specific words from renaming rules?

I would like to know how can specific words be IGNORED from renaming rules? That is mostly related to Translit rule. You have some word(s) that you don't want to touch... Can anybody provide me a script? Thanks

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Stefan

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From: Germany, EU

Registered: 2007-10-23

Posts: 1,161

Re: How to IGNORE specific words from renaming rules?

Something like:

Parts = split(FileName, " ")

For Each Part in Parts Do
If (Part == "NoTouchWord1") Then Skip
If (Part == "NoTouchWord2") Then Skip
If (Part == "NoTouchWord3") Then Skip
If (Part == "NoTouchWord4") Then Skip

Else
//Translit rule
OUT = OUT + replace ( Part, ê, e) + ' '
OUT = OUT + replace ( Part, ä, a) + ' '

FileName := OUT

could be become complicated?

Maybe first translit all words with translit rule
and then use PascalScript rule to replace un-wanted translated words back?

All depends off how many words and translit items we talk.

I have less ideas, sorry

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SafetyCar

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Registered: 2008-04-28

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Re: How to IGNORE specific words from renaming rules?

A way to do it (maybe not very good) could be replacing the word with something you know it's not gonna be changed, and then restore it back. For example

Rule 1:
Replace: "something"
With:     "<1>"

Rule 2:
Translit...

Rule 3:
...

Rule 4:
Replace: "<1>"
With:     "something"

Last edited by SafetyCar (2010-08-07 08:45)

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ozzii

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Registered: 2007-07-04

Posts: 101

Re: How to IGNORE specific words from renaming rules?

A way to do it (maybe not very good) could be replacing the word with something you know it's not gonna be changed, and then restore it back. For example

Rule 1:
Replace: "something"
With:     "<1>"

Rule 2:
Translit...

Rule 3:
...

Rule 4:
Replace: "<1>"
With:     "something"

This is also what I do. It's not so "beautiful" but it's working very good.

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eR@SeR

Senior Member

From: Земун, Србија

Registered: 2008-01-23

Posts: 353

Re: How to IGNORE specific words from renaming rules?

Something like:

Parts = split(FileName, " ")

For Each Part in Parts Do
If (Part == "NoTouchWord1") Then Skip
If (Part == "NoTouchWord2") Then Skip
If (Part == "NoTouchWord3") Then Skip
If (Part == "NoTouchWord4") Then Skip

Else
//Translit rule
OUT = OUT + replace ( Part, ê, e) + ' '
OUT = OUT + replace ( Part, ä, a) + ' '

FileName := OUT

Yes something like that. It will be much easier for me to specify words in Script, rather to use Safety Car's solution which is feasible, for now. Thanks

Maybe first translit all words with translit rule
and then use PascalScript rule to replace un-wanted translated words back?

All depends off how many words and translit items we talk.

I have less ideas, sorry

That could be very tedious if I have 10+ words, I think?

As I said, script would be great only if there is command to "ignore" or "skip" characters/words.

Thanks for giving your opinions guys

P.S. Поздрав Ozzii

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