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+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
+<!-- Configuration file for the REX (Re-arrange and Edit Xmltv) postprocessor of WebGrab+Plus
+by Jan van Straaten, July 2012
+WebGrab+Plus Version V1.1.1
+-->
+<!--  Introduction:
+  The purpose of this postprocessor is to re-arrange and edit the xmltv file created by the grabber section of WebGrab+Plus.
+  This can be useful or necessary if the EPG viewer of the PVR/Media-Centre used, or the xmltv importer it uses, does not support all the xmltv elements in the xmltv file created by WG++.
+  It can:
+  - Move the content of xmltv elements to other xmltv elements
+  - Merge the content of several xmltv elements 
+  - Add comments/prefix/postfix text
+  - Remove or create xmltv elements   
+  E.g.: If the PVR doesn't support import of credit elements (actors, directors etc.) it can add the content of them to the description and remove the original credit elements which are useless.
+  Or , it can move the episode data to the beginning or end of the subtitle element
+  Etc. ..  
+  Remark: This postprocessor is only fully effective if the xmltv input has a 'clean' xmltv structure in which the data is properly allocated to the elements. If that is the case depends on the EPG source site and the design of the SiteIni file . Some of the (e.g. customized) siteini files produce xmltv data that targets certain PVR/Media-Centre requirements already. In these cases this postprocessor is less effective /useful.-->
+
+<settings>
+  <!--xmltv file : The xmltv target file in which the updated data will be merged with the grabbed EPG.
+Because of the incremental nature of the grabbing process this file must be different (name and/or path) from the target file of the grabbing as specified in WebGrab++.Config.xml <filename> !! 
+If omitted here or if by mistake the same file is specified, the file path will be changed to  C:\ProgramData\ServerCare\WebGrab\Rex\-->
+  <filename>T:\guideREX.xml</filename>
+  
+  <!-- Configuration of the elements: -->
+<!-- Content and Values:-->
+  <![CDATA[
+  This is best explained in a step by step fashion:
+  Suppose you want to move the actors to the end of the desciption. You then specify:
+      <desc>'description'\n'actor'</desc>
+  The result is the existing 'description' , followed by, on a newline,  the actor(s) separated by the standard WG++ element separator | .
+  The result:
+      <desc>This is the original description.
+  Michael Douglas|Kim Basinger</desc> 
+  
+  You probably don't like the | as separator between the actors, so you specify anther separator like this:
+      <desc>'description'\n'actor(, )'</desc>
+  The result:
+      <desc>This is the original description.
+      Michael Douglas, Kim Basinger</desc>  
+      
+  You can make this prettier by adding some text to the actors addition:
+      <desc>'description'\nActors: 'actor(, )'.</desc>
+  The result:
+      <desc>This is the original description.
+      Actors: Michael Douglas, Kim Basinger.</desc>  
+      
+  A small problem: Suppose the source xmltv show doesn't have any actors, then the result would be not so pretty:
+      <desc>This is the original description.
+      Actors: .</desc>  
+  To avoid that, the added text can be linked to the element it must be added to, like this:
+      <desc>'description'{\nActors: 'actor(, )'.}</desc>
+  Result with actors:
+      <desc>This is the original description.
+      Actors: Michael Douglas, Kim Basinger.</desc>
+  And without actors:
+      <desc>This is the original description.</desc>
+      
+  An example with some more elements:
+      <desc>'description'{\n\tYear of production: 'productiondate'.}{\n\tProducer: 'producer(, )'.}{\n\tActors: 'actor(, )'.}</desc>
+  Result:
+      <desc>This is the original description.
+        Year of production: 2002.
+        Producer: Steven Spielberg.
+        Actors: Michael Douglas, Kim Basinger.</desc>
+        
+  And another one:
+      <sub-title>{Episode: 'episode'\t}'subtitle'</sub-title>
+  Result:
+      <sub-title>Episode: 3.2/12.1    The original subtitle</sub-title> 
+      
+  You can also remove elements (but not the title!) from the xmltv listing by specifying an empty element, like this:
+      <actor></actor>
+  This will remove all <actor> elements
+  And this:
+      <credits></credits>
+  Will remove the <credits> element, including all its child elements like <actor> , <producer> etc. ]]> 
+<![CDATA[
+Summary of Content/Values:
+1. Syntax
+  - the content of the xmltv-target elements can be specified by means of a mixture of text and element-values.
+  - the element-values must be entered by their element-name enclosed by ''
+  - multiple value elements (like actor) will be converted to single value elements if the xmltv-target element is a single value element, like <desc>. The individual values will be listed with a (standard WG++ internal element separator) | as separator unless another separator is specified as follows:
+'element-name(separator-string)' e.g. 'actor(, )'
+  - text and element-names can be linked together by enclosing them by {}. This will ensure that, when the element in it is empty, everything between the {} is ignored. E.g. {\nProduced in : ('productiondate')} 
+- the text in the xmltv-target elements may contain the following simple formatting :
+    - \n or \r to force a newline
+    - \t to add a tab 
+    
+2. The allowed xmltv-target elements (the ones in the target file specified above) are :
+  <title> 
+  <sub-title>
+  <desc>
+  <date> = the xmltv element name containing the productiondate
+  <star-rating>
+  <review> (=optional new xmltv element)
+  <director> e.g to add /substitute the (additional?) mdb-director
+  <actor> e.g to add /substitute the (additional?) mdb-actor  
+- IMPORTANT! : any of the above listed xmltv-target elements that is specified in this allocation specification, replaces the existing xmltv element and its content!
+
+3. Supported element-names (from the existing xmltv listing, name definitions as in Appendix D) :
+  - 'title' 'description' 'starrating' 'subtitle' 'productiondate' 'category' 'director' 'actor' 'presenter' 'writer' 'composer' 'producer' 'rating' 'episode' 'review'  'subtitles' 'premiere' 'previously-shown' 'aspect' 'quality'
+  
+4. Also supported are the additional elements created by the MDB-postprocessor. 
+- Important : This MDB-postprocessor automatically makes use of this REX-postprocessor. In that case the REX-postprocessor uses the allocation specification from the MDB config file mdb.config.xml and ignores the specification entered here.
+    - 'mdb-title' 
+(if used in the xmltv-target element <title> it will only be added if different from the existing xmltv title, see for more details mdb.config.xml)
+    - 'mdb-starrating' 'mdb-description' 'mdb-plot' 'mdb-commentsummary' 'mdb-review'
+    
+5. Attributes (might need completion)  
+  - for each of the xmltv-elements the following attribute can be specified
+          (if not specified, the existing one, if present in the xmltv, will be used) :
+      - lang   for <title> and <desc> , default : no attribute
+      - system   for <star-rating> , default : no attribute
+      - type  for <review> , default: type="text"]]>
+  
+<!-- MP Settings -->
+  <desc>{'subtitle'. }{'episode'. }{'productiondate'. }{'starrating' }{['rating']. }{'category(, )'. }{\n· Int.: 'actor(, )'. }{\n· Dirección: 'director(, )'. }{\n >> 'description' }{\n· Presenta: 'presenter(, )'. }{\n· Guión: 'writer(, )'. }{\n· Música: 'composer(, )'. }{\n· Producción: 'producer(, )'.}</desc>
+  <star-rating></star-rating>
+<!-- country and title original in star-rating-->  
+  </settings>
+