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@@ -25,16 +25,17 @@ Requirements: Usage: +General syntax of configuration files: +- Lines beginning with # are regarded as comments. +- Lines beginning with ! are regarded as disabled lines. +- Channel_list is optional comma separated list of channels for which the line + is used. If no list of channels is given the line is used for all channels. +- Channel_list can contain either channel IDs (e.g. S19.2E-1-1089-12003-0) or + numbers but not both. + All regular expressions are placed to VDRPLUGINCONFDIR/epgfixer/regexp.conf. Syntax of regexp.conf line is "Channel_list:Parsed_epg_field=Regexp" with: -- Lines beginning with # are regarded as comments. -- Lines beginning with ! are regarded as disabled regular expressions. -- Channel_list is optional comma separated list of channels for which the - regular expression is used. If no list of channels is given the regular - expression is used for all channels. -- Channel_list for a regular expression can contain either channel IDs - (e.g. S19.2E-1-1089-12003-0) or numbers but not both. - Parsed_epg_field is the EPG field for which the regular expression is applied with available field names title, shorttext and description. - Regular expressions use named backreferences with either title, shorttext, @@ -44,6 +45,12 @@ Syntax of regexp.conf line is "Channel_list:Parsed_epg_field=Regexp" with: content of the target EPG field, respectively. - Several regular expressions may be applied to same field. +All character set conversions are placed to +VDRPLUGINCONFDIR/epgfixer/charset.conf. + +Syntax of charset.conf line is "Channel_list=OriginalCharSet" with: +- OriginalCharSet is a name of a character set (e.g. iso8859-1). + Examples of regexp.conf: # Example of disabled regexp: |