From text seems to fail if there's an original system defined

[binarymelon]

bltool/src/bltool/data/text.clj

Line 10 in 4148836

(let [[id platform progress name] (-> game trim (split #"\s+" 4))]

Not all that familiar with Clojure, but something like this may work.

(vec (drop 1 (re-matches #"(\d+)\s+([^\s]*(?:\s+\([^\s]*\))?)\s+([^\s]*)\s+(.*)" game)))

[ToxicFrog]

What do you mean by "an original system", and in what way does it fail?

[binarymelon]

Backloggery has a field called "Original System". When this is set the game gets exported as ID SYS (ORIG_SYS) PLAY_STATUS NAME. ie.

1 XBO (360) unplayed Tomb Raider: Underworld

[ToxicFrog]

Aah, whoops. I don't use that field and never tested with it, and bltool doesn't support it. What's happening under the hood is that when it scrapes backloggery, it sees "SYS (ORIG)" as the entire "system" field, and writes that to the text file -- and then can't re-import the file, because it expects the fields to be whitespace-delimited.

Probably the least disruptive way to add original systems that doesn't complicate the format for people not using them is to upgrade the scraper to handle them properly (i.e. store them in a separate field), and then export and import as SYS(ORIG_SYS) (with no whitespace).