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# This is an example of a file that can be customized for parsing metadata
# Use it this like this:
# streamripper URL -w parse_rules.txt
# Lines that start with '#' are comments, and blank lines are ignored.
# Ignore metadata that begins with "A suivre"
# The leading "m" says this is a match rule
# The trailing "e" means drop the metadata
m/^A suivre:/e
# Exclude tracks that contain the given expression
# The leading "m" says this is a match rule
# The trailing "x" means that the track should not be saved (excluded)
## m/advertisement/x
# Save tracks that contain the given expression
# The leading "m" says this is a match rule
# The trailing "s" means that the track should be saved
## m/[Ff]unk/s
# The first m//e, m//s or m//x rule that matches determines the
# action that is performed. If none match, then by default the file
# will be saved. If you prefer having the default being that the
# files aren't saved, include the following rule after all your
# other m//e, m//s or m//x rules.
## m//x
# Strip off anything like "- Mp3Pro" from the end of the string
# The leading "s" says this is a substitution rule
# The trailing "i" means case insensitive matching
s/[[:space:]]*-?[[:space:]]*mp3pro$//i
# Strip off something like "- " from the beginning of the string
s/^[[:space:]]*-[[:space:]]*//
# The strip rules don't have to be after the m//e, m//s and m//x
# rules. You can interleave them. Rules are always processed
# in order.
# This is the normal parsing rule: "Artist - Title"
# The trailing "A1" means that the artist (A) matches subpattern 1
# The trailing "T2" means that the title (T) matches subpattern 2
m/^[[:space:]]*([^-]*[^-[:space:]])[[:space:]]*-[[:space:]]*(.*)[[:space:]]*$/A1T2
# This is slightly different parsing rule: "Artist, Title"
## m/^[[:space:]]*([^,]*[^,[:space:]])[[:space:]]*,[[:space:]]*(.*)[[:space:]]*$/A1T2
# After the first match with an m//A or m//T rule, no more rules
# will be checked.
# If the metadata doesn't match any of the "m" rules, then the remaining
# metadata string (with substitutions) is entered into the "Title" field.
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