xmltv/grab/uk_rt prog_titles_to_process, 1.428, 1.429
Nick Morrott <[email protected]>
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Update of /cvsroot/xmltv/xmltv/grab/uk_rt In directory vz-cvs-3.sog:/tmp/cvs-serv32565/grab/uk_rt Modified Files: prog_titles_to_process Log Message: Remove trailing whitespace Index: prog_titles_to_process =================================================================== RCS file: /cvsroot/xmltv/xmltv/grab/uk_rt/prog_titles_to_process,v retrieving revision 1.428 retrieving revision 1.429 diff -C2 -d -r1.428 -r1.429 *** prog_titles_to_process 24 Aug 2012 09:08:56 -0000 1.428 --- prog_titles_to_process 24 Aug 2012 09:09:48 -0000 1.429 *************** *** 12,44 **** ############################################################################### # ! # This file contains programme titles that should be processed in order to # produce more consistent programme titles and subtitles. Some programme ! # entries in the listings data from the Radio Times contain subtitle/episode # information in the title field, others may contain the programme title # and subtitle reversed, and yet more may contain 'season' information that is # not part of the programme title. When these entries have a colon separating ! # the title and subtitle components, we use the colon to split the title and # subtitle accordingly. We also flag specific programme titles that are given # inconsistently across channels, and provide a consistent title to use in these # cases. # ! # By default, the tv_grab_uk_rt grabber will read this file and process any # matching programme titles found in the listings data against the flagged # titles below. Title processing can be disabled during configuration. # # Each programme title to process is listed below, with one title per line. ! # Comments are allowed and ignored. Each entry contains 2 pipe-delimited # fields, the first of which should contain a procesing code, the second ! # the programme title entry or non-title text seen in the Radio Times data. # How the entry is processed depends upon the value of the processing code in # the first field. Processing codes used are: # # 1) The text in the second field is non-title text that is to be removed from ! # any programme titles found containing this text at the beginning of the # <title> element, separated from the actual title with a colon. # ! # 2) The text in the second field is the desired title of a programme when the ! # raw listings data contains both the programme's title _and_ episode in ! # the title ($title:$episode). We reassign the episode information to the # <episode> element, leaving only the programme title in the <title> element. # --- 12,44 ---- ############################################################################### # ! # This file contains programme titles that should be processed in order to # produce more consistent programme titles and subtitles. Some programme ! # entries in the listings data from the Radio Times contain subtitle/episode # information in the title field, others may contain the programme title # and subtitle reversed, and yet more may contain 'season' information that is # not part of the programme title. When these entries have a colon separating ! # the title and subtitle components, we use the colon to split the title and # subtitle accordingly. We also flag specific programme titles that are given # inconsistently across channels, and provide a consistent title to use in these # cases. # ! # By default, the tv_grab_uk_rt grabber will read this file and process any # matching programme titles found in the listings data against the flagged # titles below. Title processing can be disabled during configuration. # # Each programme title to process is listed below, with one title per line. ! # Comments are allowed and ignored. Each entry contains 2 pipe-delimited # fields, the first of which should contain a procesing code, the second ! # the programme title entry or non-title text seen in the Radio Times data. # How the entry is processed depends upon the value of the processing code in # the first field. Processing codes used are: # # 1) The text in the second field is non-title text that is to be removed from ! # any programme titles found containing this text at the beginning of the # <title> element, separated from the actual title with a colon. # ! # 2) The text in the second field is the desired title of a programme when the ! # raw listings data contains both the programme's title _and_ episode in ! # the title ($title:$episode). We reassign the episode information to the # <episode> element, leaving only the programme title in the <title> element. # *************** *** 48,54 **** # <episode> element, leaving only the programme title in the <title> element. # ! # 4) The text in the second field is the desired title of a programme which is # listed in the raw listings data as the programme's episode (i.e. the title ! # and episode details have been reversed). We therefore reverse the # assignment to ensure the <title> and <episode> elements contain the correct # information. --- 48,54 ---- # <episode> element, leaving only the programme title in the <title> element. # ! # 4) The text in the second field is the desired title of a programme which is # listed in the raw listings data as the programme's episode (i.e. the title ! # and episode details have been reversed). We therefore reverse the # assignment to ensure the <title> and <episode> elements contain the correct # information. *************** *** 59,68 **** # as a replacement in the listings output. Programme titles can be # inconsistent across channels (e.g. Law and Order vs Law & Order) or use ! # inconsistent grammar (xxxx's vs xxxxs'), so we provide a consistent ! # title, obtained from the programme itself, its website or other media, # to use instead. # ! # 6) The text in the second field contains a programme title and a programme ! # category (genre), separated by a tilde (~). Categories can be assigned # to uncategorised programmes (which can be determined by running the grabber # with debug output). --- 59,68 ---- # as a replacement in the listings output. Programme titles can be # inconsistent across channels (e.g. Law and Order vs Law & Order) or use ! # inconsistent grammar (xxxx's vs xxxxs'), so we provide a consistent ! # title, obtained from the programme itself, its website or other media, # to use instead. # ! # 6) The text in the second field contains a programme title and a programme ! # category (genre), separated by a tilde (~). Categories can be assigned # to uncategorised programmes (which can be determined by running the grabber # with debug output). *************** *** 80,85 **** # # 10) The text in the second field contains an old programme title, an old episode ! # value, a new programme title, a new episode value and the episode description. ! # The old and new titles and description MUST be given, the episode fields can # be left empty but the field itself must be present. # --- 80,85 ---- # # 10) The text in the second field contains an old programme title, an old episode ! # value, a new programme title, a new episode value and the episode description. ! # The old and new titles and description MUST be given, the episode fields can # be left empty but the field itself must be present. # *************** *** 4845,4852 **** 9|Wreck Rescue~Toyota Land Cruiser (Part 2)~Series following star restorer Mark Evans as he meets five teams tackling major car restoration projects. Having spent a sizeable amount on securing his 1980s Toyota Land Cruiser, can Peter have it ready in time for his proposed trip from London to Cape Town? # ! # One-off title/episode details to be written more consistently, based on a # given description. This is more selective than a type '8' fixup above. # Works with original title/episode/description details seen in source and ! # is useful for situations when a subtitle has been incorrectly promoted to a # title. # --- 4845,4852 ---- 9|Wreck Rescue~Toyota Land Cruiser (Part 2)~Series following star restorer Mark Evans as he meets five teams tackling major car restoration projects. Having spent a sizeable amount on securing his 1980s Toyota Land Cruiser, can Peter have it ready in time for his proposed trip from London to Cape Town? # ! # One-off title/episode details to be written more consistently, based on a # given description. 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