On 21/12/2007, Ian Darwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Onat I. wrote: > > i wrote a simple cd encoder. while there is abcde > > in ports, it is bloated and requires cdparanoia > > which is unnecessary since cdio can now rip cds. > > You still require lame, which is in ports. > > > I thought you might be interested. > > Somewhat. But abcde finds the track names automatically. > > And there are a few basic Unix shell issues with your script. At the > very least, combine the two tr steps into one. > > ian:52$ echo '01 Foo Bar' | tr -d [:alpha:]|tr -d '[:punct:] > 01 > ian:53$ echo '01 Foo Bar' | tr -d '[:alpha:][:punct:]' > 01 > > And, always quote special characters: > > ian:19$ echo [:alpha:] > [:alpha:] > ian:20$ touch a > ian:21$ echo [:alpha:] > a > ian:22$ echo '[:alpha:]' > [:alpha:] > ian:23$ > > But, if your goal in the tr is just to get rid of non-digits, use tr -c: > > ian:55$ echo '01 Foo Bar' | tr -cd '[:digit:]\n' > 01 > ian:56$ > I'm aware that I still require lame but the less dependency the better, I thought.
When it comes to finding song names automatically, it can be fixed since cdio can do that too. I just wanted a simple script which can be used while offline too. Thanks a lot for fixing the script, and even for replying my message. I didn't expect such a quick reply. Onat ISIK
