On Tuesday 2007-01-09 18:01:48 +0100, Brice Goglin wrote: > Hi Stefano, >
Hi Brice, and hey, thanks for the fast reply! > > > I would like to see an "EXAMPLES" or "RECIPES" section in the manpage, > > showing something like this: > > > > Sure, I'll try to include this in the next release. Is the list below > what you actually want, or just a randomly generated list? > I'm used to keep files with snippets of code that I write while I'm experimenting/using new tools and that I use as reference, and that's an extract of such a file. Therefore it provides a sequence of the features an average new user migth want to try in that order (first read tags, then set a tag value, then delete a tag, then rename a file using the tag informations...). > > # shows all tags for each ogg file in the current dir > > lltag -S *\.ogg > > > > # show only a selected list of tags > > lltag --show-tags artist,album,title,number *\.ogg > > > > # set an arbitrary tag (only with ogg vorbis or flac files) > > lltag --tag foo=nil foo.ogg > > > > # delete the foo tag > > lltag --tag foo= foo.ogg > > > > # set the ALBUM, ARTIST and GENRE tags values of the ogg files in the > > # current dir > > lltag --artist "Queen" --album "Innunendo" --genre "rock" --comment="very > > cool" *\.ogg > > > > # to change instead the "artist, "album" and "genre" values use instead > > lltag --tag artist="Queen" --tag genre="rock" --tag album="Innuendo" *\.ogg > > > > # only change the filename using the tags values specified in <format> > > lltag --no-tagging --rename <format> foobar.ogg > > > > # clear all tags > > lltag --clear *\.ogg > > > > I could also put that on the webpage. Right now, I have an How-To at > http://home.gna.org/lltag/howto. But, it might be good to improve the > Basics section. > OK, I'll check that. > By the way, why do you escape all the dots in the command lines above? > You're right, I don't need it since the "." isn't a special shell character. Best regards -- Stefano -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
