Filter out songs with explicit lyrics

[bkev]

Hi,
Is there a way of filtering out or creating a smart playlist to filter out songs with explicit lyrics?

I've found a way of doing it on my computer where I can create a playlist where the lyrics tag does not include certain words.

Is there a way in GoneMad to do this?

[GoneMAD]

There is not. Lyrics are not stored in the database and therefore not available to smart playlists

[bkev]

I think I've got a way around it.

But, I'd like to change the metadata display songs with explicit in the title in a different way if it's possible?.

Is it possible to have something such as:

If track title contains the word "Explicit", show it in italic, or something like that?

[$if(%tr%="Explicit", ["<align=left><typeface=sans-serif><size=16><i><b>%dn%-%tn%. %tr%","<align=right><typeface=sans-serif><size=16><i><b>%du%"], ["<align=left><typeface=sans-serif><size=16><b>%dn%-%tn%. %tr%","<align=right><typeface=sans-serif><size=16><b>%du%"])]

[bkev]

Is it possible to do something like this? With the metadata and change the font?

Example, if title contains the word explicit, change the font to italic?

[GoneMAD]

the formatting / font size / color do not work with any of the functions. They only control the text that displays

[bkev]

So I now have song titles with the word "explicit" in them.
I'd like to have a function in the metadata so if this exists, at the start of the name there is an "E" (like on Spotify etc)
So, a normal song is this (where the song title is "Song Title"):
%dn%-%tn%. %tr%

Explicit song (where the song title is "Song Title [Explicit]"
E %dn%-%tn%. %tr%

But I can't get the expressions to work. I'm guessing it's me. I've tried to look at examples like this:
$if($stricmp(%tr%,Explicit),E %dn%-%tn%. %tr%,%dn%-%tn%. %tr%)

But that also just lists
E %dn%-%tn%. %tr%

Any pointers?

[GoneMAD]

$stricmp(str1,str2)
Performs a case-insensitive comparison of the strings str1 and str2. 0 is returned if equal

unless your track name is only "Explicit" with nothing else.. it will always return a value other than 0. you need

$strstr(str1,str2)
Returns position of first occurrence of string str2 in string str1 or -1 if not found. Function is case-sensitive.

-1 would mean not explicit anything else would be explicity

[bkev]

Brilliant. This combined with the ifgreater command does exactly what I want. Thank you.