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That's a possibility. But for now I wouldn't mind finding a choice that suits most users. So, does everybody agree on " _()." as word boundaries?Mesh wrote:; All characters listed between double quotes will be considered word boundaries for all renaming purposes
WordBoundaryCharacters= " _()."
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That's a possibility. But for now I wouldn't mind finding a choice that suits most users. So, does everybody agree on " _()." as word boundaries?
I can do that. Agreement?Mesh wrote:admin wrote:
That's a possibility. But for now I wouldn't mind finding a choice that suits most users. So, does everybody agree on " _()." as word boundaries?
If we're looking for a catch-all solution for the moment, it probably makes more sense to reverse the parameters and simply say any character that's not "a-z" (case insensitive) and "0-9". That would be more accurate and catch the characters we might not initially think of.
I can't think of any character outside of the "a-z" and "0-9" range that *wouldn't* be a word seperator of some sort.
Yes, I think any character/symbol outside of those ranges should be considered as a word break (including spaces of course).admin wrote:I can do that. Agreement?
Well, I can: á, ü, ñ ...Mesh wrote:I can't think of any character outside of the "a-z" and "0-9" range that *wouldn't* be a word seperator of some sort.
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(){}[].,;- !§$%&=+#_Here are a few more...admin wrote:That should cover it more or less...
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~^*/\|admin wrote:Well, I can: á, ü, ñ ...Mesh wrote:
I can't think of any character outside of the "a-z" and "0-9" range that *wouldn't* be a word seperator of some sort.
Looks like it's easier to collect the potential word breakers in file names:
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(){}[].,;- !§$%&=+#_
That should cover it more or less...
Me too. $ and # should probably be left out for most people. But or now I put them all in:j_c_hallgren wrote:But are all the chars listed above valid within file names? Just wondering...I'm not 100% sure if all those are.
And if it's done via INI setting, then a user could decide if they wanted a char to be treated as separator or not...in my case, I use the "$" and "#" as 'normal' chars, as in "M$ - Update xxxx" as abbrev for Microsoft.
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.:,; _-~(){}[]<>|/\^°*?!§$%&=+#"'As four breaks currently. Hmmm, I should change this maybe...j_c_hallgren wrote:So what happend when combinations of these occur in a set, as in "M$ - fix #123765"? Does it get considered as one break? So that, for now, the "$ - " isn't treated as four breaks...
Thank you for adding those characters, but please enable them to be recognised as word breakers throughout the program. It really needs to work for Rename Special --> Capitalization.admin wrote:Me too. $ and # should probably be left out for most people. But or now I put them all in:
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.:,; _-~(){}[]<>|/\^°*?!§$%&=+#"'
I will make it configurable later.
admin wrote:j_c_hallgren wrote:
So what happend when combinations of these occur in a set, as in "M$ - fix #123765"? Does it get considered as one break? So that, for now, the "$ - " isn't treated as four breaks...
As four breaks currently. Hmmm, I should change this maybe...