ioNiNJA audio sorting

[HS2005]

Hellow all,

(Hope this is the good section, if not, please remove to proper section)
I am trying to learn the ioNiNJA script and i was wondering how can you sort by genre?
Example: folder FTP: sorted/genre

I found this line: set ioNJ(audio_sorting) But i have no clue how to set it after it.
Do i have to set a path or a vfs?

I created 1 folder named sorted in E:/ioFTPD/site/Sorted/
True path: E:/ioFTPD/site/Sorted/Mp3

EDIT:
This is my config file:

set ioNJ(audio_sorting) {/Sorted/Mp3/~E:/ioFTPD/site/Sorted/Mp3/%genre}

Thanks

[mambule]

edit your default.vfs to create a virtual directory share, let's say MP3.

edit your mp3.itcl as following:

set ioNJ(audio_sorting) {
{/MP3/} {E:/ioFTPD/site/Sorted/%genre/%release}
}

[mantonio1965]

up to now i collected in genre dirs now i want to sort symlinks in daydirs but would like to do the sorting using a site command. unfortunately mp3.itcl of ioninja does not provide this feature and i am not able to write a script myself. is there a script available to sort releases by release date? or do you know how to set up mp3.itcl to sort on daydirs from reading from nfo?

[o_dog]

I can't remember if i added the feature before updates stopped or not, but I seem to recollect that all the sorting scripts support the time variables of tcl. %W for week nr for example. check tcl syntax for more info, if not, it's coming in the updated version of ioninja.

[mantonio1965]

Hello o_dog,

thanks for your reply. Yes, it was possible to mod the script using the flag mentioned. But how to make the script post sorting by creating symlinks into the daydirs using a command like for the symclean command? Would be great if the script was callable like

site symsort 'daydirs'

or something like that.

[o_dog]

site resort mp3

[mantonio1965]

ah ok. i'll give it a try and will leave a statement later.

[mantonio1965]

mhm. using the %W flag did not fit my needs as the release date is available from the nfo file only, which is kinda tricky thang since the format is not standardised and thus there is no predictable format to use for parsing the nfo.