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epgsearchuservars.conf(5) Epgsearch Version 0.9.24 epgsearchuservars.conf(5)

NAME
epgsearchuservars.conf - User defined variables

DESCRIPTION
In this file you can defines variables which then can be used in
epgsearch in any play where variables are possible.

SYNTAX
Variables looks like %Variablename%.

"Variablename" can be consist of any alphanumerical character. Space
and special characters are not allowed.

The variable names are case-insensitive.

Examples for possible names:

%Series% %DocuVar1% %ThemesSubtitleDate1%

Assignment

%Series%=New series~Thriller

The variable %Series% will be assigned with the string "New
series~Thriller".

Assignments are always strings. Spaces stay spaces.

%Path%=%Series%

The variable %Path% gets the content of the variable %Series%.

You can do nearly everything:

%Path%=%Serie%~Lost

The variable %Path% contains now the string "New series~Thriller~Lost".

Control structures

You can use simple "if then else" constructions.

These constructions cannot contain strings, only variables. Spaces are
ignored.

%Foo%=Other

%Variable%=%Path% ? %Path% : %Foo%

If %Path% is not empty, assign the content of %Path% to %Variable%,
otherwise the content of %Foo%.

"%Path% ?" means "not empty?". You can use other checks.

%Variable%=%Path%!=5 ? %Path% : %Foo%

"%Path%!=5 ?" means "is %Path% equal 5?"

You can also compare variables.

%Five%=5

%Variable%=%Path%!=%Five% ? %Path% : %Foo%

Other possible checks:

== equal
!= not equal

Calling a system command

You can call external commands. The returned string will be assigned to
a variable

%Result%=system(scriptname,%Variable1% %Variable2% -f %Variable3% --dir=%Variable4% --dummy)

Calls the script "scriptname" with the parameters "%Variable1%",
"%Variable2%", etc. The result will be stored in %Result%.

You can use as many variables as you want.

If needed, epgsearch will quote the variable.

The script must return a string without line break!

If the script returns nothing, an empty string will be assigned to the
Variable %Result%.

Possible variables

The following variables exist:

%time% - start time in format HH:MM
%timeend% - end time in format HH:MM
%date% - start date in format TT.MM.YY
%datesh% - start date in format TT.MM.
%time_w% - weekday name
%time_d% - start day in format TT
%time_lng% - start time in seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00
%title% - title
%subtitle% - subtitle
%summary% - summary
%htmlsummary% - summary, where all CR are replaced with '<br />'
%eventid% - numeric event ID

%<epg-category>% - a value from the extended EPG categories, specified in
F<epgsearchcats.conf>, like %genre% or %category%

%chnr% - channel number
%chsh% - the short channel name (>=vdr-1.3.15)
%chlng% - the 'normal' channel name
%chdata% - VDR's internal channel representation (e.g. 'S19.2E-1-1101-28106')

%colon% - the sign ':'
%datenow% - current date in format TT.MM.YY
%dateshnow% - current date in format TT.MM.
%timenow% - current time in format HH:MM
%videodir% - VDR video directory (e.g. /video)
%plugconfdir% - VDR plugin config directory (e.g. /etc/vdr/plugins)
%epgsearchdir% - epgsearchs config directory (e.g. /etc/vdr/plugins/epgsearch)