# Barely working metalstorm.net Script

**URL:** <https://community.mp3tag.de/t/barely-working-metalstorm-net-script/45760>\
**Category:** Web Sources Discussion\
**Created:** [June 27, 2019, 3:18pm UTC](https://community.mp3tag.de/t/barely-working-metalstorm-net-script/45760 "2019-06-27T15:18:34Z")\
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**Author:** ![Metallizer](https://community.mp3tag.de/user_avatar/community.mp3tag.de/metallizer/32/6588_2.png) [@Metallizer](https://community.mp3tag.de/u/Metallizer)\
**Post date:** [June 27, 2019, 3:18pm UTC](https://community.mp3tag.de/t/barely-working-metalstorm-net-script/45760/1 "2019-06-27T15:18:34Z")

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Hi,  
Huge fan of mp3tag. Thanks for this wonderful software.  
I don't have any proramming skills and my trade is completely different. The only scripting I know is AutoHotKey and I was in effort to automate the tagging process. So out of desperation I tried to make a [metalstorm.net](http://metalstorm.net) script to parse genre by going through other scripts, especially Metal Archives by dano. So far it is working but I'm not confident enough to share it for using. [Metal Storm.src](https://community.mp3tag.de/uploads/short-url/25ZLK1LUw47yp4wU1sMnvhcfzgs.src) (3.9 KB)

Can anyone help me with finding tracks because current one has some limitations.

```auto
# Tracks
findline "<div class='col-"
do
	outputto "Tracks"

	findinline "<span class=dark>"
	findinline "</span> "
	sayuntil "<br>"
	say "|"

	findinline "<br>"
while "<span class=dark>" 50

```

This one is okay for tracks like this:

```auto
<div class='col-sm-6'><span class=dark>01.</span> This Road<br><span class=dark>02.</span> Under Grass And Clover<br>

```

1. This Road
2. Under Grass And Clover
3. Glass Houses

But tracks like this are a mess:

```auto
<span class=dark>12.</span> I Worship Chaos <span class=dark>[live]</span> <span class=dark>[digipack bonus]</span><br><span class=dark>13.</span> Morrigan <span class=dark>[live]</span> <span class=dark>[digipack bonus]</span><br><span class=dark>14.</span> Knuckleduster <span class=dark>[remix]</span> <span class=dark>[digipack bonus]</span><br>

```

1. I Worship Chaos [live] [digipack bonus]
2. Morrigan [live] [digipack bonus]
3. Knuckleduster [remix] [digipack bonus]

Number of square bracketed items can be vary. Is there any way to Regexreplace this?

Note: all the tracks are listed in a single line in source code.

(Edit - 1)

```
<span class=dark>12.</span> I Worship Chaos <span class=dark>[live]</span> <span class=dark>[digipack bonus]</span><br><span class=dark>13.</span> Morrigan <span class=dark>[live]</span> <span class=dark>[digipack bonus]</span><br><span class=dark>14.</span> Knuckleduster <span class=dark>[remix]</span> <span class=dark>[digipack bonus]</span><br>

```

This can be regexreplaced by:

```
regexpreplace "\s<span class=dark>[" " ["
regexpreplace "]<\/span>\s" "] "

```

But I don't know how to integrate it in the script. Please help.