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This page will try to give some pointers in to Mylist Export Template creation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Mylist Exports?

Mylist exports are a way to export your mylist, providing offline browsing capabilites, it's like a snapshot of the state of your mylist at the moment you requested the export.

Can i create my own template?

Yes, this page should help you starting with your own template.

What are the requirements for building a template?

Well, the only true *requirement* is a text editor, though if you wan't to test your template before submiting you will need Perl (v5.8.8+) to use the SDK.

Can I include images, external stylesheets/javascript files with my templates?

Yes, you can copy stylesheet or javascript files directly into the template directory.

However images should be placed in a seperate zip file and will be hosted on anidb and linked on the export page for seperate download.

You also can't include subdirectories, you have to copy the files directly into the directory of your template.

How do i create files other than .htm?

Take a look at the csv-minimal theme. You need to create a file called extension.dat which only contains the desired extension, _without_ the dot!

What is that info.dat file?

It's ment to provide the user with a short info about the template. The content should not be too long but is otherwise left to the author of the template.

However, it is strongly recommended to begin the file with 3 special lines:

Version: 0.01 (08.07.2003)

1. copyright of the template author, you may include your email address here

2. version number and date

3. one empty line

About the SDK

About this SDK

This SDK is ment to allow you to test your templates for the anidb mylist export function on your own pc. It should work under Windows and Linux. You might need to install some additional software (see bellow for Installing Perl).

Current version and where to get

Current version of the SDK is 0.10b, get here: http://anidb.info/dev/anidb_template_sdk_0.10.tar.bz2

Resources

The development forum, here: http://www.anidb.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=11

The SDK thread, here: http://www.anidb.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=429

Image pack, here: http://pwp.netcabo.pt/fahrenheit/projectos/anidb/icons.tar

Installing Perl

This programm needs Perl to create example html files from the templates. If you don't have Perl installed (preferably 5.8.8) you'll need to do so now.

Under Windows you'll need to download ActivePerl 5.8.0+ from activeperl.com:

http://downloads.activestate.com/ActivePerl/Windows/5.8/

Install it to c:\perl (or some other directory, but remember where you installed it!).

Under Linux it should already be installed. If not get it from:

http://downloads.activestate.com/ActivePerl/Linux/5.8/

You might have to update Sharable though, try the following:

perl -MCPAN -eshell

install Storable

bye

Additional Module HTML::Template::Expr

Under Windows with ActivePerl go to it's startmenu entry (might be called "ActiveState ActivePerl 5.8") and start "Perl Package Manager". Then enter

install HTML-Template-Expr

exit

Under Linux you have to do a:

perl -MCPAN -eshell

install HTML::Template::Expr

bye

You should now be able to execute export.pl, take a look at the provided bat file to see how it is used.

(export.pl takes one parameter which is the name of the template to use)

Note: you can get more information about the HTML::Template::Expr here: http://html-template.sourceforge.net/html_template_expr.html

Changelog

Read here Mylist_export_SDK_changelog

Template HowTo

Well, here's all you need to write templates for the mylist export function.
We really need better templates!

A theme consist out of one or multiple tpl files. Those are called:

mylist.tpl - (mandatory)
anime.tpl - (optional)
extension.dat - (optional)
info.dat - (mandatory)
changelog.txt - (optional)

All files, if possible, in unix format. But dos format doesn't hurt either, I'll convert them, in that case.
The export script will parse the mylist.tpl file and create one output file called i.e. mylist.htm. So mylist.tpl get's parsed only once (because you only have one mylist).
However anime.tpl will be parsed once for every anime in your mylist. And for each a unique file will be created. The default file extension for the output files is "htm", however if you create a file called "extension.dat" and put only the extension in the first line of the file, i.e. "txt" then that extension will be used.

The file info.dat should contain at least the following 3 lines:

   (C) 2003 by EXP
   Version: 0.01 (08.07.2003)

1. copyright of the template author, you may include your email address here
2. version number and date
3. one empty line

The rest may be used for a short description of the template.
Please do not include the changelog in your info.dat file, instead create a seperate changelog.txt file and put your changelog there.

Please also note that the content of the info.dat will be displayed on the AniDB MyList Export Page, so please make sure that your additional info is acutally of interest to AniDB users who are trying to decide which theme to use.

The export script will create the file (i.e.) mylist.htm and if anime.tpl was provided a folder "anime" where for each anime a file "a<animeid>.htm" will be created.
This can be used to created a linked animelist instead of one huge single html file with all data in it.<br< The tpl files are simple plaintext or html files. So just put normal html code in them.

The export function uses the HTML::Template perl module to create the output.
This means you have to use some special tags:

Examples

Example 1

<tmpl_var name=data_anime_name>: will be replaced with the value of the specified variable, in this case the anime name.

Example 2

<tmpl_if name=status_anime_iswatched>anime is watched<tmpl_else>anime is unwatched</tmpl_if>: This is a simple if/else statement. This would write "anime is watched" or "anime is unwatched" into the resulting html file. Note that you can only check if a variable is defined, it is not possible to compare values. All variables begining with status_ are meant to be used in ifs. They are either 0 or 1.

Example 3

<tmpl_unless name=status_anime_iswatched>anime is unwatched</tmpl_unless>: You can also used id variables, if the id is undef (0) they are false, otherwise they are true.

The negation of <tmpl_if> is <tmpl_unless> i.e.

This would only write "anime is unwatched" to the output file if status_anime_iswatched is 0.

Note that this tag is closed with /tmpl_unless and not tmpl_if.

Example 4

<tmpl_if expr="data_file_audcnt > 1">multiple audio streams</tmpl_if>: You can also check if a value is greater or smaller than something.

Example 5

You will also need loops to create a usefull template. What are loops?: Well, to create html tables there will be some parts of the html code (mostly table rows) which need to be repeated over and over again and filled with anime/ep/file info.; This is specified like this:

<tmpl_loop name=loop_anime>

</tmpl_loop>

<tmpl_var name=data_anime_name>

This would create a table with a list of all anime titles.

Take a look at the included themes for more examples.

NOTE: the first and last lines in anime.tpl start/close a loop, this has internal reasons and you have to do this too, or your theme won't work.

ADVICE: the best way to write your own theme might be to take one of the existing ones and edit it.

List of variables

Global Vars

global_user: AniDB Username

global_date: Date of creation (i.e. 02.08.2003 12:18)

global_date_short: Short date of creation (i.e. 02.08.03)

global_animecount: Number of animes in mylist

global_epcount: Number of episodes in mylist

global_filecount: Number of files in mylist

global_bytecount: Overall size of all files in mylist in Bytes

global_bytecount_h: Same as global_bytecount but in kB, MB, GB, ...

global_animedburl: URL to animedb, http://..../animedb.pl

global_userstat_animeadded: Anime entries added by user to db

global_userstat_epsadded: Episode entries added by user to db

global_userstat_filesadded: Files added by user to db

global_userstat_groupsadded: Group entries added by user to db

global_userstat_lamefiles: Number of lame files user owns

global_userstat_lamefilesp: Percentage of lame files in mylist

global_userstat_independencep: Percentage of independence (AniDB_Stats:Most_Independent_User)

global_userstat_leechp: Percentage of leechness (AniDB_Stats:Biggest_Leech0r)

global_userstat_reviews: Total reviews written by user

global_userstat_votes: Number of votes issued by user

global_userstat_totalviewedp: Percentage of viewed episodes, from all db

global_userstat_totalownedp: Percentage of owned episodes, from all db

global_userstat_ownviewedp: Percentage of viewed episodes, from mylist

global_userstat_viewedepcnt: Number of viewed episodes, from mylist

Loops, Subloops and Loopdata

loop_anime

loop for anime entries

data_anime_id: AniDB ID for anime entry

data_anime_eps: Total of episodes

data_anime_year: Year of release/airing

data_anime_producer: [deprecated] Producer

data_anime_url: Official home page

data_anime_other: Anime synopsis

data_anime_date: Date of addition to db

data_anime_date_short: Short date of addition to db

data_anime_update: Last update date (in unix time format)

data_anime_update_short: Last update short date

data_anime_startdate: Start airing/release date

data_anime_startdate_short: Short start airing/release date

data_anime_enddate: End airing/release date

data_anime_enddate_short: Short end airing/release date

data_anime_rating: Average rating

data_anime_votes: Total votes

data_anime_tmprating: Average temporal rating

data_anime_tmpvotes: Total temporal votes

data_anime_reviewrating: Average review rating

data_anime_reviews: Number of reviews

data_anime_type_id: Anime type ID (see ids.txt)

data_anime_type_name: Anime type name

data_anime_animenfoid: Old AnimeNFO ID (i.e. 954)

data_anime_animenfoid2: New AnimeNFO ID (i.e. klmgzk)

data_anime_animenfourl: Complete AnimeNFO url (without <a href="">, just a plain url)

data_anime_animenfourl_name: AnimeNFO link name as displayed at AniDB (i.e. "ID: 954" or "ID: 954,klmgzk")

data_anime_annid: Anime News Network ID

If only one file is present for an anime the following variables will have the same values as the ones for that file, if there is more than one file and all files have the same mystate it will match those. in any other case the mystate is undef

data_anime_mystate: State of anime files (undef=-1, unknown=0, on hdd=1, on cd=2, deleted=3)
data_anime_mystate_string: String representation of state (i.e. "unknown" or "on cd")
data_anime_mystate_icon: AniDB url to state icon (img tag already included)
data_anime_wishlist_type: Wishlist type ID (0="unknown / unfiled", 1="to watch", 2="to get", 3="blacklist"),
data_anime_wishlist_type_name: Wishlist type name
data_anime_wishlist_priority: Wishlist priority (0="low", 1="medium", 3="high")
data_anime_wishlist_priority_name: Wishlist priority string representation
data_anime_wishlist_comment: Wishlist comment
data_anime_my_vote: User vote for this anime
data_anime_my_tmpvote: User temporal vote for this anime
data_anime_my_vote_date: Date when vote for anime was last changed
data_anime_my_vote_date_short: Same, short version
data_anime_my_tmpvote_date: Date when temp vote for anime was last changed
data_anime_my_tmpvote_date_short: Same, short version
data_anime_annurl: Anime News Network url
data_anime_allcinemaid: AllCinema ID
data_anime_allcinemaurl: AllCinema url
data_anime_animeplanetid: Anime-Planet ID (i.e. 415)
data_anime_animeplaneturl: Anime-Planet Recomendation url
data_anime_my_eps: Number of non-special episodes in mylist
data_anime_my_eps_special: Number of special episodes in mylist
data_anime_my_eps_total: Number of non-special and special episodes in mylist
data_anime_my_watchedeps: Number of watched episodes
data_anime_my_watchedeps_special: Number of watched specials
data_anime_my_watchedeps_total: Total number of watched episodes and specials
data_anime_my_unwatchedeps: Number of unwatched episodes
data_anime_my_unwatchedeps_special: Number of unwatched specials
data_anime_my_unwatchedeps_total: Total number of unwatched episodes and specials
data_anime_my_size: Overall size of all anime files in mylist in Bytes
data_anime_my_size_h: Same as data_anime_my_size but in kB, MB, GB, ...
data_anime_name: Default anime title (mostly japanese romaji), always present
data_anime_title_jap_kanji: Anime title in japanese kanji, optional
data_anime_title_eng: Anime title in english, optional
data_anime_title_other: Other official title in another language, optional
data_anime_awardicons: Ready to use html string which displays the little award icons from AniDB. Empty string if no awards are present.

loop_anime_genren

loop for new genres (categories)

data_anime_genren_id: Genre (Category) ID

data_anime_genren_name: Genre (Category) name

data_anime_genren_parentid: Parent genre (category) ID

data_anime_genren_ishentai: This genre (category) is hentai related

loop_anime_tag

loop for user defined tags

data_anime_tag_id: Tag ID

data_anime_tag_name: Tag name

data_anime_tag_date: Date of creation

loop_anime_company

loop for all involved companies

data_anime_company_id: Company ID

data_anime_company_name: Company name

data_anime_company_shortname: Company short name

data_anime_company_othername: Company other name

data_anime_company_type: Company type ID (see ids.txt)

data_anime_company_url: Company url

data_anime_company_picurl: Company logo url

data_anime_company_aptype: Company role for the anime (see ids.txt)

loop_anime_title_alias

loop for synonyms

data_anime_title_alias_name: Synonyms (data_anime_name and data_anime_title_* are not included)

loop_anime_title_short

loop for short titles

data_anime_title_short_name: Short titles

loop_anime_award_types

loop for award types

Award types describe the types of awards which were assigned to this anime. Typically that would be AniDB TOP10 or ARC Awards, however this is likely to be extended in the future without notice, your template should not depend on the id.

data_anime_award_type_id: Award type ID

data_anime_award_type_name: Award type name

data_anime_award_type_img: Award type image (full html image tag)

loop_anime_awards

loop for Awards

These are the actual awards which are assigned to this anime. These are things like the AniDB TOP10 award, ARC Best Anime, ARC Best Action Anime, etc. Again a template should not depend on the ids.

data_anime_award_id: Award ID

data_anime_award_name: Award name

data_anime_award_type: Award type

data_anime_award_url: Award URL (url assigned to this award, i.e. overview over all awards of this type)

data_anime_award_picurl: URL to pic only

loop_anime_genre

loop of anime genres (old system)

data_anime_genre_id: Genre ID

data_anime_genre_name: Genre name

Status variables

status_anime_iscomplete: Anime is complete (0/1)
status_anime_iswatched: Anime is completely watched (0/1)
status_anime_genre_<genrename>: [deprecated] i.e. status_anime_genre_action = 1, if the anime has genre action added. Genres are all lowercase and spaces are replaced with _.
status_anime_my_isvoted: User voted for this anime (0/1)
status_anime_my_istmpvoted: User temporally voted for this anime (0/1)
status_anime_mystate_undef: Has undefined state (0/1)
status_anime_mystate_unknown: Has unknwon state (0/1)
status_anime_mystate_onhdd: Has onhdd state (0/1)
status_anime_mystate_oncd: Has oncd state (0/1)
status_anime_mystate_deleted: Has deleted state (0/1)
status_anime_isinwishlist: Anime is in wishlist
status_anime_hasawards: Has awards (0/1)
status_anime_title_has_other: Has other title (0/1)
status_anime_title_has_jap_kanji: Has kanji title (0/1)
status_anime_title_has_eng: Has english title (0/1)
status_anime_allcinema_listed: All Cinema is listed (0/1)
status_anime_animeplanet_listed: Anime-Planet is listed (0/1)
status_anime_ann_listed: Anime News Network is listed (0/1)

loop_ep

loop for episodes

data_ep_id: Episode ID (as in DB)

data_ep_epno: Episode number

data_ep_name: Episode name

data_ep_name_romaji: Romaji episode name

data_ep_name_kanji: Kanji episode name

data_ep_length: Episode lenght, in minutes

data_ep_aired: Date of first airing

data_ep_aired_short: Short date of first airing

data_ep_other: Other information related to episode

data_ep_rating: Average rating

data_ep_votes: Total votes

data_ep_date: Date of addition to DB

data_ep_date_short: Short date of addition to DB

data_ep_update: Last update date

data_ep_update_short: Last update short date

data_ep_state: Episode state (1=Special, 2=Recap, 4=OP/ED/Credits, 32=Trailer, 64=Parody, 128=Others)

Note that the values can be added together, so 3 would be a special which is also a recap. 4, 32, 64 and 128 are exclusive If only one file is present for an ep the following variables will have the same values as the ones for that file, if there is more than one file and all files have the same mystate it will match those. in any other case the mystate is undef

data_ep_mystate: State of anime episode (undef=-1, unknown=0, on hdd=1, on cd=2, deleted=3)

data_ep_mystate_string: String representation of state (i.e. "unknown" or "on cd")

data_ep_mystate_icon: AniDB url to state icon (img tag already included)

Episode status variables

status_ep_mystate_undef: Has undefined state (0/1)

status_ep_mystate_unknown: Has unknown state (0/1)

status_ep_mystate_onhdd: Has onhdd state (0/1)

status_ep_mystate_oncd: Has oncd state (0/1)

status_ep_mystate_deleted: Has deleted state (0/1)
status_ep_state_special: Episode is a special (0/1)
status_ep_state_recap: Episode is a recap (0/1)
status_ep_state_op: Episode is an opening (0/1)
status_ep_state_end: Episode is an ending (0/1)
status_ep_iswatched: Episode was watched (0/1)
status_ep_hasfile: Episode has files (0/1)
status_ep_hasname_kanji: Has kanji episode name (0/1)
status_ep_hasname_romaji: Has romaji episode name (0/1)

loop_file

loop for files

data_file_id: File ID (as in DB)

data_file_size: File size in bytes (with dots)

data_file_size_plain: File size in bytes (without dots)

data_file_size_h: Same as data_file_size_plain but in MB

data_file_filetype: File type (extension, i.e. avi or mkv)

data_file_crc: CRC for file

data_file_md5: MD5 hash for file

data_file_sha1: SHA1 hash for file

data_file_ed2k_link: Full ed2k link

data_file_ed2k_hash: ed2k hash for file

data_file_ed2k_name: ed2k file name

data_file_group_id: ID for the group who released the file

data_file_group_name: Group name

data_file_group_shortname: Short group name

data_file_released: Date of release

data_file_released_short: Short date of release

data_file_qual_id: Quality ID

data_file_qual_name: Quality string representation

data_file_res_name: Video resolution

data_file_vidcnt: Count for video streams (1 for media files, 0 for others)

data_file_ar: Aspect ratio

data_file_fps: Frames per second

data_file_vbitrate: Video bit rate

data_file_vcodec_id: Video codec ID (see ids.txt)

data_file_vcodec_name: Video codec name

data_file_vflags: Video Flags (see ids.txt)

data_file_audcnt: Count for audio streams (for now just 2)

data_file_abitrate: Audio bitrate

data_file_acodec_id: Audio codec ID (see ids.txt)

data_file_acodec_name: Audio codec name

data_file_chantype: Number of audio channels (see ids.txt)

data_file_lang_id: Language ID (see ids.txt)

data_file_lang_name: Language name

data_file_abitrate2: Audio bitrate, for second stream

data_file_acodec_id2: Audio codec ID (see ids.txt), for second stream

data_file_acodec_name2: Audio codec name, for second stream

data_file_chantype2: Number of audio channels (see ids.txt), for second stream

data_file_lang_id2: Language ID (see ids.txt), for second stream

data_file_lang_name2: Language name, for second stream

data_file_subcnt: Count for subtitle streams (for now just 2)

data_file_sflags: Subtitle flags describing the kind of subtitles (see ids.txt)

data_file_stype: Subtitle type (see ids.txt)

data_file_sub_id: Subtitle language ID (see ids.txt)

data_file_sub_name: Subtitle language name

data_file_sflags2: Subtitle flags describing the kind of subtitles (see ids.txt), for second stream

data_file_stype2: Subtitle type (see ids.txt), for second stream

data_file_sub_id2: Subtitle language ID (see ids.txt), for second stream

data_file_sub_name2: Subtitle language name, for second stream

data_file_length: File length in seconds

data_file_type: File type (see ids.txt)

data_file_type_id: File source ID

data_file_type_name: File source name

data_file_date: Date of addition to DB

data_file_date_short: Short date of addition to DB

data_file_update: Last update date

data_file_update_short: Last update short date

file_data_ldate: Date when file was added to mylist

file_data_ldate_short: Same, short version

data_file_storage: User defined string for storage

data_file_source: User defined string for source

data_file_other: File comments

data_file_viewdate: Date when viewed

data_file_viewdate_short: Short date when viewed

data_file_state: File state (1=CRC ok, 2=CRC error, 4=is v2, 8=is v3, 16=is v4, 32=is v5, 64=is uncensored, 128=is censored)

data_file_state_versionname: File release version in string (including v1)

data_file_mystate: File state (unknown=0, on hdd=1, on cd=2, deleted=3)

data_file_mystate_string: String representation of file state (i.e. "unknown" or "on cd")

data_file_mystate_icon: AniDB url to state icon (img tag already included)

data_file_myfilestate: User file mystate ID (0=normal, 1=invalid crc, 2=self edited, 10=self ripped, 11=on dvd, 12=on vhs, 13=on tv, 14=theater, 20=filler ep, 100=other)

data_file_myfilestate_string: String representation of user file mystate ID

data_file_myfilestate_icon: AniDB url to mystate icon (img tag already included)

File status variables

status_file_isgeneric: Is a generic (0/1) (Files:Generic_files)
status_file_hascomment: Has comment (0/1)
status_file_iswatched: File was watched (0/1)
status_file_state_crcok: File has verified CRC (0/1)
status_file_state_crcfailed: File has failed CRC (0/1)
status_file_state_crcunverified: File has unverified CRC (0/1)
status_file_state_isv2: File is second release (0/1)
status_file_state_isv3: File is third release (0/1)
status_file_state_isv4: File is fourth release (0/1)
status_file_state_isv5: File is fifth release (0/1)
status_file_mystate_unknown: Has unknwon state (0/1)
status_file_mystate_onhdd: Has onhdd state (0/1)
status_file_mystate_oncd: Has oncd state (0/1)
status_file_mystate_deleted: Has deleted state (0/1)
status_file_myfilestate_normal: File is normal mystate (0/1)
status_file_myfilestate_invalidcrc: File is invalidcrc mystate (0/1)
status_file_myfilestate_selfedited: File is sefedited mystate (0/1)
status_file_myfilestate_selfripped: File is selfripped mystate (0/1)
status_file_myfilestate_ondvd: File is ondvd mystate (0/1)
status_file_myfilestate_onvhs: File is onvhs mystate (0/1)
status_file_myfilestate_ontv: File is ontv mystate (0/1)
status_file_myfilestate_theater: File is theater mystate (0/1)
status_file_myfilestate_other: File is other mystate (0/1)

List of Ids

Should this list be outdated you can also check the HTML code of the corresponding dropdowns at AniDB.

Anime Categories

1: unknown
2: TV
3: OVA
4: Movie
6: Web
5: Other
6: TV Special

All Languages (both Audio and Subs use the same ids)

1: unknown
2: japanese
3: chinese (unspecified)
4: english
5: german
6: french
8: italian
9: spanish
15: russian
17: korean
18: polish
19: swedish
20: arabic
21: portuguese
23: norwegian
25: brazilian
26: catalan
27: czech
28: danish
29: dutch
30: finish
31: greek
32: hebrew
33: hungarian
34: instrumental (only on Audio Languages)
35: lithuanian
37: thai
38: turkish
41: chinese (mandarin) (not in Sub Languages)
42: chinese (cantonese) (not in Sub Languages)
43: taiwanese
58: other
61: romanian
62: malay
63: slovak
64: slovenian
65: tartar
67: latvian
68: georgian
69: latin

File Types

10: video file
20: subtitle file
30: audio file
100: other

Audio Codecs

1: unknown
2: AC3
3: WMA (also DivX Audio)
5: MP3 CBR
6: MP3 VBR
7: MSAudio
8: Vorbis (Ogg Vorbis)
9: AAC
10: PCM
11: MP2
13: DTS

Audio Types

10: normal audio
20: commentary
30: fandub
40: alternative voiceover
100: other

Subtitle types

10: hard sub
20: soft sub
30: supplementary soft sub (i.e. sign translations)
100: other
200: unknown

Subtitle Flags (bits)

0: none
1: additional explanations
2: dubsubbed
4: hearing impaired subs
8: image subs
16: karaoke subbed
32: signs translated
64: styled subs
128: subs for commentary audio stream
256: unstyled subs

Video Flags (bits)

0: none
1: anamorphic
2: wrong aspect ratio
4: variable frame rate
8: clean video (no hardsubs...)

Video Codecs

1: unknown
2: DivX UNK
3: DivX3
5: DivX4
7: DivX5 (also DivX6)
9: MPEG-1
10: MPEG-2
11: ASP Other
12: Other (non-ASP)
14: RealVideo Other
17: XviD
18: MS MP4x (also WMV1/2)
19: WMV9 (also WMV3)
20: RealVideo 9/10 (also RV40)
22: H264/AVC

Quality Ratings

1: unknown
2: very high
3: high
4: med
5: low
6: very low
7: corrupted
8: eyecancer

File Source Type

1: unknown
2: camcorder
3: TV
4: VHS
5: DTV
6: LD
7: DVD
8: SVCD
9: VCD
10: HKDVD
11: www

Aspect Ratio Ids

10: 4:3
20: 16:9
30: 1.66:1
40: 1.85:1
50: 2.00:1
60: 2.21:1
70: 2.35:1
100: other
200: unknown

File extensions

do not have ids

Company Ids

10: Company
20: Organization
30: Individual

Company Role

10: Financial Production
20: Animation Production
30: Original Story
40: Music Production
50: Animation Co-Production
500: Original Work
510: Production
520: Production Assistance
530: Production Studio
540: Work
550: Work Assistance
560: Work Studio
570: Animation
580: Animation Work
590: Animation Work Assistance
600: Music Work
610: Photography
620: Animation Assistance
630: Publication
640: Music Work Assistance
650: Music Assistance
660: Music Production
670: Assistance/Cooperation
1000: Unknown Relation

Genres

Deprecated

1: Action
2: Adventure
26: Cars
3: Comedy
25: Dementia
10: Demons
35: Detective
4: Drama
5: Ecchi
11: Fantasy
33: Game
34: Ghibli
6: Hentai
12: Historical
7: Horror
27: Kids
14: Magic
15: Martial Arts
16: Mecha
28: Music
17: Mystery
18: Parody
8: Romance
19: Samurai
20: School
9: SciFi
31: Shoujo
37: Shoujo Ai
30: Shounen
38: Shounen Ai
21: Space
22: Sports
23: Super Power
24: Vampires
29: Yaoi
36: Yuri

Status of anime files

-1: undefined
0: unknown
1: on hdd
2: on cd
3: deleted

Wishlist types

0: unknown / unfiled
1: to watch
2: to get
3: blacklist

Wishlist priority

0: low
1: medium
3: high

Episode states (bits)

1: Special
2: Recap
4: OP/ED/Credits
32: Trailer
64: Parody
128: Others

Episode mylist status

-1: undefined
0: unknown
1: on hdd
2: on cd
3: deleted

File state (bits)

1: CRC ok
2: CRC invalid
4: is v2
8: is v3
16: is v4
32: is v5
64: is uncensored
128: is censored

Mylist file status

0: unknown
1: on hdd
2: on cd
3: deleted

Mylist filestate

0: normal
1: invalid crc
2: self-editer
10: self-ripped
11: on dvd
12: on vhs
13: on tv
14: theather
20: filler ep
100: other

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+Well, here's all you need to write templates for the mylist export function.<br>
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 The file info.dat should contain at least the following 3 lines:<br>
-     (C) 2003 by EXP<br>
+     (C) 2003 by EXP
-     Version: 0.01 (08.07.2003)<br>
+     Version: 0.01 (08.07.2003)
 <br>
 . copyright of the template author, you may include your email address here<br>