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Re: Issues caused by "#" char in playlists
1) That's easy enough to fix.
2 & 3) Yeah, I saw that one coming. This is a big problem because Cog needs some way to determine if the file is multitrack, and which track should appear in th list. Maintaining at least some compatibility with general m3u's is required, so escaping doesn't really work.I suppose it can just check if the end only a has a hash and digits. Until the nefarious .mp#3 format comes along 
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Ok, these should be fixed as well. Again, I didn't have much time to test tonight, r587 if you want to give it a try though.
There's currently a "bug" where nsf files or other multi-track files in playlists don't load. I'm not sure if this is correct or not. Playlists are supposed to contain single entries, and doing so would kind of violate that. It's basically if I should allow some type of recursive loading. I'm thinking no, since it could cause a lot of issues. For example, if you edited Default.m3u to contain itself, we could have fun infinite loops. There could of course be a max depth, which is the route I might go. Run through the files twice, and call it done.
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if you have a m3u with just "megaman2.nsf", it won't open all tracks inside megaman2.nsf
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Hmm. Are you certain SPC or GYM files are not multitrack? GME seems to think so.
M3U VGM GYM SPC SAP NSFE NSF AY GBS HES KSS
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Track Count | * * * * * * * * *
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System | * * * * * * * * * *
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Game | * * * * * * *
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Song | * * * * * * *
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Author | * * * * * * * *
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Copyright | * * * * * * * *
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Comment | * * * *
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Dumper | * * * *
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Length | * * * * * *
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Intro Length| * * *
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Loop Length | * * *Hmm. Maybe the docs are wrong, because I'm actually not seeing it looking at the code. Only AY, GBS, NSF, NSFE, and SAP seem to have track count associated with them.
Ok, all should be well now (r590).
Last edited by vspader (2007-10-19 15:24:16)
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Re: Issues caused by "#" char in playlists
I'm assuming this problem been taken care of?
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Re: Issues caused by "#" char in playlists
Yeah, it has since my previous post. o_O
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Re: Issues caused by "#" char in playlists
Ok, missed that one. I'll mark it as squashed.