I tried this, no change..
Then I added some debug. For some reason, matchLimit is 90 even if I have
set it to 100! There must be some other bug that resets matchLimit..
If I set matchLimit=100 inside the function, it works as expected if your
patch is installed.
5.4.2013 0.32 "Christian Wieninger" <cwienin...@gmx.de> kirjoitti:
> Hi,
>
> probably the following code is the reason for this behaviour:
>
> epgsearchtools.c:
>
> // last try with Levenshtein Distance, only compare the first 1000 chars
> double fMatch = FuzzyMatch(eDescr, rDescr, 1000);
> double tmp_matchlimit = matchLimit/100.0;
> if(maxLength - minLength < 5)
> {
> tmp_matchlimit = 0.95;
> LogFile.Log(2,"difference between both descriptions is < 5 setting
> matchlimit to: %.2f %%", tmp_matchlimit*100);
> }
>
> Please change the line
>
> if(maxLength - minLength < 5)
>
> to
>
> if(maxLength - minLength < 5 && matchLimit < 95)
>
> and let me know if it works for you.
>
> cheers,
> Christian
>
>
> Am 04.04.2013 20:04, schrieb Teemu Suikki:
>
> Hi!
>
> I have vdr 1.7.27 and epgsearch 1.0.1.beta2, from yavdr..
>
> I'm recording "Game of Thrones" from Canal Digital Nordic. The third
> season is starting in a few days..
>
> The episodes have no episode name, and the description field simply says:
> "(1:10/s3) 3. kausi maailman suosituimmasta HBO-sarjasta."
>
> The text part is always the same, just the episode number varies. So just
> a single character difference. But epgsearch thinks these are repeats! Even
> if I set required match to 100%, it still thinks they are repeats..
> shouldn't 100% mean exact match?
>
>
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