This example converts the given string to first-letter upper case. The second parameter is optional and specifies the characters that trigger upper case.Īrtist - ALBUM - 01 - tItle converts to Artist - ALBUM - 01 - TItleĮxample: $caps3(%artist% - %album% - %track% - %title%) This example converts the given string to normal case without changing uppercase characters. The second parameter is optional and specifies additional characters that trigger upper case.Īrtist - ALBUM - 01 - tItle converts to Artist - Album - 01 - TitleĬase conversion Normal (without changing uppercase characters)Įxample: $caps2(%artist% - %album% - %track% - %title%) This example converts the given string to normal case. Note: Functions with a variable parameters (e.g., Replace) are limited to |:) with dashes.Įxample: $caps(%artist% - %album% - %track% - %title%) The following scripting functions are available: ,() These characters must only be escaped when they are inside a scripting function. $% You have to put a single quote around these reserved characters if you want to use them unparsed. If you want to output this character, please use ''.
This will output the contained string and ignore all reserved characters.
The contents of brackets are displayed only if at least one of the placeholders used inside the brackets has been found. The scripting functions are available in these parts of Mp3tag: I first used a different syntax, but now the syntax of both programs should be (almost) compatible. I got the idea for implementing the scripting functions from my favourite audio player, foobar2000. These functions offer advanced display and converting options and giving you the power to get the most out of Mp3tag. Mp3tag features a set of built-in scripting functions which can be used at various places in the program.
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