Alinhamento de arquivos entre duas pastas

[GregoryHouse]

Olá.

Estou tentando alinhar dois arquivos usando o "Alignment overrides":

Atari - 2600 (20200106-075135).dat
com esse:
Atari - 2600 (Parent-Clone) (20200106-075135).dat

mas não estou conseguindo. A lógica é somente ignorar o texto (Parent-Clone).

Não entendo muito de expressão regular. Como eu faço?

Obrigado.

[Aaron]

The longer name will need to be on the Left side of the Folder Compare to use a RegEx like this:

(.*) \(Parent-Clone\)(.*)

with

$1$2

Or something like:

(.*)(\([^\s]+\))\.dat

with

$1(Parent-Clone) $2.dat

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O nome mais longo precisará estar no lado esquerdo da comparação de pastas para usar um RegEx como este:

[GregoryHouse]

What is the explanation of each command? I like to understand and learn.

[Aaron]

Sure, the Left side is a bit easier:
(.*) \(Parent-Clone\)(.*)
where .* is anything
\(Parent-Clone\) is the literal (Parent-Clone)
and .* is anything on the other side.
The () surrounding the two parts can be referenced in the Replace With side, in order of their use: $1,$2,$3,$4, etc for every () group.

The later is a more complicated mask to match on the file name without Parent-Clone, and build the two groups, and then use them on the Replace With side.

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Claro, o lado esquerdo é um pouco mais fácil:
(. *) \ (Clone do pai \) (. *)
onde. * é qualquer coisa
\ (Parent-Clone \) é o literal (Parent-Clone)
e. * é qualquer coisa do outro lado.
Os lados () ao redor das duas partes podem ser referenciados no lado Substituir por, em ordem de uso: $ 1, $ 2, $ 3, $ 4, etc. para cada grupo ().

A posterior é uma máscara mais complicada para corresponder ao nome do arquivo sem o Parent-Clone, criar os dois grupos e usá-los no lado Substituir por.

[GregoryHouse]

Understand.

The (.*) would be the wildcard * in Windows.
The \ before ( and ) would be used for not to confuse group opening and closing, like the (.*)

I did not understand the space between (.*) and \(Parent-Clone\)

In \(Parent-Clone\)(.*) has no space

[Aaron]

I believe Google Translate altered some of the example code, so the files I was working with were slightly different with extra spaces.

[GregoryHouse]

To ignore the final numbers in parentheses:

Nintendo - Game Boy Advance (20200202-190206).dat
and
Nintendo - Game Boy Advance (20200202-043551).dat


I put these expressions and did not work:

On left:

(.*) \(.*\)
(.*)\(.*\)
(.*) (\(.*\))$
(.*) \(.*\)\.dat
(.*) \(.*\)[.]dat
(.*)( \(.*\).dat)$
(.*) \(.*\)$
(.*) \(.*\).dat
(.*)\s\(.*\).dat
(.*)\s\(.*\)\.dat

Always on right: $1

[Aaron]

Ah, any change in the Right side will require explicit text. The previous example worked because the change was limited to a single side, so the new entry is explicitly included "(Parent-Clone)". If Parent-Clone were a number, it would also need to be typed out in the Right side.

Shifting text can use a mask in the Left side, but the Right side only supports Tags ($1,$2, etc) that match above text, and any different text (the number) must be typed out.

[Aaron]

For example, you can use masks to match the number on the left:
(.*)\((\d+)-\d+\).dat
and the right side would be:
$1($2-043551).dat

[GregoryHouse]

So there is no way to do it in an automated way?


Nintendo - Game Boy Advance (20200202-190206).dat
and
Nintendo - Game Boy Advance (20200202-043551).dat

Nintendo - Nintendo DS (Decrypted) (20200202-172352).dat
and
Nintendo - Nintendo DS (Decrypted) (20200201-105035).dat

and more

[Chris]

Sorry, it isn't possible to do it in an automated way. It is on the feature request list for a future version of Beyond Compare.

[GregoryHouse]

OK. Thank you.