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Topic: How do you count if there's more than one type of tag? (Read 850 times) previous topic - next topic
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How do you count if there's more than one type of tag?

Hi,

I'm trying to get foobar2000 to use a specific seperator if there's more than one tag type present. Does anyone know if this is possible to do?

In pseudocode, I'm after:

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IF MORE THAN ONE OF [COMPOSER, PERFORMER, REMIXER] EXISTS THEN DISPLAY ALL WITH '-' AS A SEPERATOR, ELSE [%COMPOSER%][%PERFORMER%][%REMIXER%]

Hopefully that makes sense. Thanks!  :D

Re: How do you count if there's more than one type of tag?

Reply #1 –
I think it would be something like this (not tested):

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$if($and(%composer%,%performer%,%remixer%),true,false)

Note, this is when all 3 are present. If you want to include combos with two you'd have to use $or and the thing will get really long. Perhaps someone knows a better way.
 

Re: How do you count if there's more than one type of tag?

Reply #2 –
I usually do it like this:

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$stripprefix([%COMPOSER%][ - %PERFORMER%][ - %REMIXER%], -)
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