Discussion:
mp3tag TRACKNUM question
dean blackketter
2002-01-31 23:08:00 UTC
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Is there any use for TRACKNUMs in our mp3tagcache in the format
/(\d+)\/(\d+)/ (ie. 3/12)?
I made a function that extracts an integer version of the tracknum in
my recent check-in.

We could throw away that extra information from the ID3 tag, but
maybe someday it will be useful.
Also, do we really need TRACKNUMs of 0 in the cache?
I ask this because if the answer to both questions is no, then I would
suggest changing the Misc::updateCache procedure to make the TRACKNUM value
either "" or a single (non-zero, one or more characters) number with no
leading zeroes.
This would make using TRACKNUM a bit easier, eliminating the need for
Misc::trackNumberInt, and some TRACKNUM cleanup code in Misc::prettyTitle.
Yeah. If you think it's important to do now, go ahead...

-dean

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Moser, Robert L. II
2002-01-31 23:07:07 UTC
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Is there any use for TRACKNUMs in our mp3tagcache in the format
/(\d+)\/(\d+)/ (ie. 3/12)?
Also, do we really need TRACKNUMs of 0 in the cache?
I ask this because if the answer to both questions is no, then I would
suggest changing the Misc::updateCache procedure to make the TRACKNUM value
either "" or a single (non-zero, one or more characters) number with no
leading zeroes.
This would make using TRACKNUM a bit easier, eliminating the need for
Misc::trackNumberInt, and some TRACKNUM cleanup code in Misc::prettyTitle.

Robert (gr0tus)

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dean blackketter
2003-02-22 13:05:05 UTC
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<blockquote type="cite" cite>Is there any use for TRACKNUMs in our
mp3tagcache in the format<br>
/(\d+)\/(\d+)/ (ie. 3/12)?</blockquote>
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<div>I made a function that extracts an integer version of the
tracknum in my recent check-in. </div>
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<div>We could throw away that extra information from the ID3 tag, but
maybe someday it will be useful.</div>
<div><br></div>
<blockquote type="cite" cite>Also, do we really need TRACKNUMs of 0 in
the cache?<br>
I ask this because if the answer to both questions is no, then I
would<br>
suggest changing the Misc::updateCache procedure to make the TRACKNUM
value<br>
either &quot;&quot; or a single (non-zero, one or more characters)
number with no<br>
leading zeroes.<br>
This would make using TRACKNUM a bit easier, eliminating the need
for<br>
Misc::trackNumberInt, and some TRACKNUM cleanup code in
Misc::prettyTitle.</blockquote>
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<div>Yeah.&nbsp; If you think it's important to do now, go
ahead...</div>
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<div>-dean</div>
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