NZBindex in-client downloads sometimes fails to remove parts/yenc info from name

[thebeing]

Issue occurs with both 0.39.15.9 & 0.40.0 Beta.

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Steps to reproduce:

*Use NZBIndex search from AltBinz
*Tested Group: a.b.multimedia.anime.highspeed | Search Term: !
*Right-click and try 'Add to Queue' on the search results containing an exclamation point

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Result:

*AltBinz fails to trim parts/yenc information off the download name:

[Group] Title! - 01 (1280x720 h264 AAC) [1E25E51F] [01/13] - "[Group] Title! - 01 (1280x720 h264 AAC) [1E25E51F].mkv.001" yEnc

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Expected result:

*AltBinz trims parts/yenc information off the download names containing an exclamation point:

[Group] Title! - 01 (1280x720 h264 AAC) [1E25E51F]

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This issue can be problematic, since it can sometime cause longer download names to exceed the Windows filename length limits.

[keiner]

Altbinz only fails, when the exclamation mark is in the name (between the quotation marks)

Good result:
Attention! PW neededfbfaf0f9_ae3ce73d_36202fc4_5df1f7c-u4e - "fbfaf0f9_ae3ce73d_36202fc4_5df1f7c-u4e.par2"yEnc
                                                                                                           fbfaf0f9_ae3ce73d_36202fc4_5df1f7c-u4e
Wrong result:
[ TOWN ]-[ www.town.ag ]-[ ANIME ]-[Usenet Provider >> www.ssl-news.info <<] [01/27] - "[xxxxxxx] !!xxxxxxxxG - 27 [720p][AAC].par2" - 348,84 MB yEnc
[ TOWN ]-[ www.town.ag ]-[ ANIME ]-[Usenet Provider >> www.ssl-news.info <<] [01/27] - "[xxxxxxx] !!xxxxxxxxG - 27 [720p][AAC].par2" - 348,84 MB yEnc

[Rdl]

I still don't get this. Can anyone explain step by step what's wrong?

[tvholic]

I think it's this:

1. Enable the Miscellaneous options "Prompt for name when importing from search engines" and "Release name as default in Entername dialog"
2. Search NZBIndex for the string "working!"
3. Add one of the releases with an exclamation point in its name to the queue.

The default name in the dialog has not been trimmed of all the stuff at the beginning of the subject.

[Rdl]

I doubt anyone can parse that crap correctly.
Nothing stops users from either choosing different parts of the name with up/down arrow or dropdown box or manual editing in Choose name dialog.