I created a new, mostly over complicated, filename parser
The new parser works well in many cases and will collect more data than
the original parser but will sometimes give odd results because of how
complicated it has been made e.g.
'100 page giant' will cause issues however '100-page giant' will not
Remove the parse scan info setting as it was not respected in many cases
Strict renaming removes all reserved names and characters regardless
of operating system, with out strict mode only for the current
Operating System
Add more edge cases to smart cleanup
Add more tests for file renaming
Show a message dialog explaining that there is a new template format
Add a dynamic label to show the effect of a rename
Add tests for FileRenamer
Remove the filename parameter from the determine_name function
Moves to Python format strings for renaming, handles directory
structures, moving of files to a destination directory, sanitizes
file paths with pathvalidate and takes a different approach to
smart filename cleanup using the Python string.Formatter class
Moving to Python format strings means we can point to python
documentation for syntax and all we have to do is document the
properties and types that are attached to the GenericMetadata class.
Switching to pathvalidate allows comictagger to more simply handle both
directories and symbols in filenames.
The only changes to the string.Formatter class is:
1. format_field returns
an empty string if the value is none or an empty string regardless of
the format specifier.
2. _vformat drops the previous literal text if the field value
is an empty string and lstrips the following literal text of closing
special characters.
Fix file encoding inconsistencies, windows defaults to cp1252, which is
not Unicode compatible.
Add logging for all exceptions in the comicapi package
Ensure that all exceptions are logged and shown to the user
