# Artificial Intelligence Settings
#    @folder_interpretation         Determines the way MangAI interprets and sorts source folders/archives/pdfs.
#                                   If set to mpm, then MangAI will conform to the Manga Publication Model and automatically parse volume-chapter information from filenames.
#                                   If set to string, then MangAI will use the source filenames for character-by-character comparison sort.
#                                   Acceptable values: mpm, string
#                                   Recommended value: mpm
#                                   If you specify -folder_interpretation in the command line at runtime, that value will supersede the value in the .properties file.
#    @scan_interpretation           Specifies how scans (i.e. images) should be sorted.
#                                   If set to msm, then MangAI will conform to the Manga Scan Model. This means MangAI will interpret information such as volume, chapter, and page number for each scan, then sort them appropriately. See readme for more details.
#                                   If set to string, then MangAI will sort scans using character-by-character filename comparisons. This is the method used by practically all comic processors and readers.
#                                   Acceptable values: msm, string
#                                   Recommended: msm
#    @lettered_chapter_to_number    If enabled then lettered chapter filenames will be converted to numbers (example: c10a -> c10.01).
#                                   This is useful for readers which do not conform to the Manga Publication Model (i.e. readers that only know how to sort numbers).
#                                   Acceptable values: true, false
#                                   Recommended: As far as I know, no reader conforms to MPM yet. When I write my own reader this won't be an issue anymore, but for now you probably want this set to true.
#    @volume_buffer_length          If @folder_interpretation is set to mpm, this determines the number of leading 0's to pad each detected volume number.
#                                   The length of an a number is the number of digits before the decimal. For example, 1.999 has a length of one, 01.999 has a length of two.
#                                   Acceptable values: -1 (to disable), or an integer greater than or equal to 1
#                                   Recommended: only enable this if your ereader requires it for proper ordering of files, otherwise leave it disabled
#    @chapter_buffer_length         If @folder_interpretation is set to mpm, this determines the number of leading 0's to pad each detected chapter number.
#                                   The length of an a number is the number of digits before the decimal. For example, 1.999 has a length of one, 01.999 has a length of two.
#                                   Acceptable values: -1 (to disable), or an integer greater than or equal to 1
#                                   Recommended: only enable this if your ereader requires it for proper ordering of files, otherwise leave it disabled
#    @display_folder_interpretation If enabled then the folder-level interpretation, as determined by @folder_interpretation, will be displayed on screen.
#                                   Each source folder will be displayed on its own line in ascending order of sort, starting with the first folder, along with MangAI's interpretation of that folder.
#                                   This can help you see if there are any problems with the @folder_interpretation method you chose.
#                                   Acceptable values: true, false
#    @display_scan_ordering         If enabled then the scan ordering, as determined by @scan_interpretation, will be displayed on screen.
#                                   Each scan filename will be displayed on its own line in ascending order of sort, starting with the first scan.
#                                   This can help you see if there are any problems with the @scan_interpretation method you chose.
#                                   Acceptable values: true, false