I think I read somewhere that it is recommended to replace a space within any regex with something else to make it clear that it is intended to be a space, can you please tell me what that would be? I can't remember or find anything related.
Is it \s?? For example:
[#6]
T=2
! Remove Album=
F=ALBUM
1= (Album)
2=
3=0
to
[#6]
T=2
! Remove Album=
F=ALBUM
1=\s?(Album)
2=
3=0
If so, is this correct as an example of what you said to replace the following?
[#6]
T=2
! Remove Album=
F=ALBUM
1= (Album)
2=
3=0
[#7]
T=2
! Remove Album=
F=_DIRECTORY
1= (Album)
2=
3=0
[#8]
T=2
! Remove Album=
F=_FILENAME
1= (Album)
2=
3=0
Guess Values
Source format:
$replace('%ALBUM% === %_DIRECTORY% === %_FILENAME%','\s?\(Album\)')
Guessing pattern:
%ALBUM% === %_DIRECTORY% === %_FILENAME%
[#0]
T=7
F=$replace('%ALBUM% \u003d\u003d\u003d %_DIRECTORY% \u003d\u003d\u003d %_FILENAME%','\\s?\\(Album\\)')
1=%ALBUM% \u003d\u003d\u003d %_DIRECTORY% \u003d\u003d\u003d %_FILENAME%
Also, in an mp3 file, exactly which fields are affected by actions involving _TAG?