$strstr exist two or many strings

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#1

hi
i want use $strstr for multi strings
infact i want multi strings search on filename.
for example
filename 1 is: abcd
filename 2 is: qwer
filename 3 is: zxcv

my incorrect $strstr is:
$strstr(%_filename%,'abcd' OR 'qwer' OR 'zxcv')

please correction that
tnx

#2

The comparison syntax would be:
"$ifgreater($strstr(%_filename%,'abcd'),0,yes,no)" IS yes

you would have to compare each substring separately but you can compose them to
"$ifgreater($strstr(%_filename%,'abcd'),0,yes,no)" IS yes OR "$ifgreater($strstr(%_filename%,'efgh'),0,yes,no)" IS yes

#3

Other proposal for a Filter expression ....

"$ifgreater($len(%_filename%),$len($replace(%_filename%,'abcd',,'qwer',,'zxcv',,)),1,0)" IS "1"

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#4

no dear friend it's not work i want use multi string in format value and this is not supported IS and OR!

#5

no dear friend i can't use length of string because it can be maybe more length
i want use this
$strstr(%_filename%,(abcd|qwer|asdf))

#6

That is why it would be much better if you said that in the first place. You misguided me by introducing the OR.

Right now I fear that you muck about with the filename instead of using the metadata of the fields to create a filename.

Anyway:
$ifgreater($strstr(%_filename%,'abcd'),0,yes,no)
has everything you need: instead of "yes" or "no" insert that what you want to get in case it matches or it does not.

#7

Hmm, did you try my proposal within the Mp3tag Filter section?
It should work the way you have described your need.

Do you need a filterstring to display all related files?
... or ...
Do you need a formatstring to set a filename or tagfield value?

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