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" cwieninger@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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Am 05.04.2013 05:21, schrieb Teemu Suikki:

Ok, I fixed it..

In file epgsearchext.c, function CheckRepeatTimers, there is a line:

if (EventsMatch(pEvent, pEventP, compareTitle, compareSubtitle, compareSummary, compareDate, catvaluesAvoidRepeat))

There is no match limit given! So I added it like this:

if (EventsMatch(pEvent, pEventP, compareTitle, compareSubtitle, compareSummary, compareDate, catvaluesAvoidRepeat, compareSummaryMatchInPercent))

Seems to work now. Still needs your earlier patch in epgsearchtools.c of course.

thanks for the feedback. After testing it in my environment I will push it to the git.

cheers, Christian

5.4.2013 5.48 "Teemu Suikki" <tsuikki@zuik.org mailto:tsuikki@zuik.org> kirjoitti:

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" <cwieninger@gmx.de
<mailto:cwieninger@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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