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Balaganoff
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How to add channel logos in merge-xmltv.ini?

Hi!

I'm trying to merge my existing .xml file with another tv-programs collected by wg++ and for channels from the original .xml keep channel logos (all the channels in original .xml have channel logo URL).

But I think I misunderstanding something in the manual because I can't get it working.

I use merge-xmltv.ini and when I add something like
index_urlchannellogo.scrub {regex(debug)||<icon src="(.*?)"||}

I get all the logos from original xml for each channel like
<icon src="http://site.com/img_1.png|http://site.com/img_2.png|http://site.com/img_3.png" />.
And I think I understand why it's happening.

But if I add the same line in
scope.range {(datelogo)|end}
...
end_scope
I get the same result.

The best that I can get is the same logo for all the channels (actually the first logo from the original xml).
And it's frustrating me.

How to add channel logos in merge-xmltv.ini?

Balaganoff
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I tried to find the answer on forum. But it seems that the answer on the same question was written by Blackbear199. Unfortunately all the messages by Blackbear199 seems deleted.

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you have the same because you are not making the difference, so it adds same. You need to get the block (that includes your xmltv_id) between channel id= and the end of channel block then include your index_variable_element

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Updated merge-xmltv.ini in siteini.pack

Balaganoff
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Thank you for your help. After some changes, it's working in my case (my (space missing) instead " /> ).
Now I think I understand the logic.
But now I don't understand your regex. How it can work if it contain /channel> for example.
As I know an unescaped delimiter / must be escaped with a backslash \ that missed here.

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You right, I should have escaped but in some particular cases may not be necessary, as wg++ does not integrate a full "pure" regex. Again is better to escape most of character before the common ".", "/", "?", "+", etc etc....

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