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@copyliu Thanks for your PR. Could you please add a commit body to explain what and why. |
It will be useful when defining the output directory. For example, in batch processing, we can use `$replace(%directoryname%,C:\Music,D:\ReEncoded)` to rewrite the output path to another location while retaining the original directory structure.
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@copyliu Thanks for adding a description to the PR and commit. Here is a build of this PR from Github Actions for testing: CUETools_2.2.6_2025-10-06_git_72a8d1d_Add_replace_function.zip It includes the added replace function. |
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Add a replace function for path formatting. It will be useful when defining the output directory. For example, in batch processing, I can use
$replace(%directoryname%,C:\Music,D:\ReEncoded)to rewrite the output path to another location while retaining the original directory structure.