#include <hallo.h>
* Eugen Dedu [Fri, Sep 22 2006, 11:43:48AM]:
> Eduard Bloch wrote:
> >#include <hallo.h>
> >* Eugen Dedu [Thu, Sep 21 2006, 06:00:13PM]:
> >>Eduard Bloch wrote:
> >>>#include <hallo.h>
> >>>* Eugen Dedu [Thu, Sep 21 2006, 01:01:47PM]:
> >>>>Hi,
> >>>>
> >>>>Also, I think it is better to have only one executable instead of two: 
> >>>>cdda2ogg and cdda2mp3, the other being a simbolic link.  There are only 
> >>>>3 or 4 lines different, I can send you a patch if you agree.
> >>>Patch is welcome and consolidation makes sense. I even though about
> >>>doing that myself but was too lazy ATM.
> >>Here is cdda2ogg.  cdda2mp3 should be a link to cdda2ogg.  Do you agree 
> >>with the patch?
> >
> >Almost. I needed to apply stuff manually because you have not attached
> >it but apparently pasted into a stupid editor which screwed up the
> >formating. And it was not based on the current SVN. And it was not
> >fail-save WRT wrong/missing/uppercased suffix. I rewrote most of it.
> 
> Very well.
> 
> A few questions (the last ones :o)):
> 
> 1. Why do you put for example MPEG3 or Mp3 in the 'case' instruction? 
> If the user modifies the name, the script would not function anyway (or 
> should it function only if the name changes in cdda2Mp3, but not when 
> the name changes in cdda2mympeg3?!)  The user is not intented to modify 
> the name.  I propose to use only ogg and mp3.  If you agree, I think it 
> is better also to replace -c6- by -c6-9 during suffix initialisation.

Ack. Let's throw the cut away and use the matching of case construct
only.

> 2. Does MP_CODER really need to be exported?

No. Removed.

> 3. The line
> TRACK=`echo $(($TRACK+1))`
> is not necessary.

Indeed. And, btw, toolame is IIRC not an mp3 encoder but mp2.

Thanks,
Eduard.
-- 
<Alfie> Und mal wieder ein paar Pakete, die sich nicht mal installieren
        lassen....
<Alfie> Ich kanns nicht verstehen.....
* Alfie . o O ( .. zumindest solange nicht, bis es mir mal passiert ist )


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