Why aren't songs with the same album art grouped together?
When viewing the iTunes Library or a playlist, songs from the same album may not be grouped together as expected in Album view when sorted by album. Album View
Dear Team,
I am try n gerrating a report by writing a shell script, the content of the report should be aggrigated based on date value exist in the content of the file. initially the file is zip format
My file content is in below format
031627787 034626800357002013050613310400000013500 CLT01... (1 Reply)
hey :)
if i have a variable that is
example=lewisdenny(copywrite symbol)
so its not a nomal letter but a symbol, how can i remove everything in the varible that isnt letter or number thanks :)
and as a side little question do you know how to remove .zip from a file like if i
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Hello,
I have data which looks like:
1 2 3
a x 0 0
a 0 p 0
a 0 0 0
b 0 b c
b a 0 0
b 0 0 0
c q 0 s
c 0 r 0
I would like to concatenate each of the column data, grouped by the row values, i.e. my... (4 Replies)
Help i need to add to the end of the line the number of event grouped by id, my input file:
IN FILE:
ID DATE
10123 01-04-2008
10123 06-05-2008
10123 01-09-2009
10123 11-12-2009
10345 01-22-2008
10345 06-15-2008
10127 02-22-2010
OUT FILE:
ID DATE EVENT_NUMBER
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I have a file containing 750,000 records and have managed to sort them by related columns and now i'd like to add an ID number to the front of each line of the records that are grouped together. Which probably makes no sense so i have provided some example data and desired result.
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ALSEARCH(1) User Contributed Perl Documentation ALSEARCH(1)NAME
alsearch - Search the AudioLink database for music
SYNOPSIS
alsearch [OPTION]... search_option... --td=/some/path/to/create/links/
alsearch [OPTION]... search_option... -s
DESCRIPTION
You can use this script to search for songs in the AudioLink database. You can specify one or several options for the artist, composer,
lyricist, album, etc., as the search criteria.
You can specify several search_option options to search for particular music files. See the section on "search options" for the list of
options.
The search is not case sensitive. alsearch looks for strings as well as sub-strings in the fields being searched. See the "examples"
section for more information.
Specifying the --td (target directory) option is mandatory for creating links to the actual files. This directory will contain the symbolic
links to the actual audio files. The directory will be created if it doesn't exist.
Creating symbolic links to the actual files is analogous to creating playlists in audio-playing software. Symbolic links are actually just
point to the actual files on the hard disk. This way of creating and storing playlists is very useful in several ways, some of which are:
1. Compatible across various audio players
Since the "playlists" are actually files represented on your hard disk, you can add whole directories generated by the alsearch program
in the playlist of your audio software. If you switch to another music player for whatever reason, you still have your playlists. You
don't have to bother about compatibility between the playlist formats of the two players.
2. Can be seen and operated upon in a file browser
As the symbolic links are present on a file-system, your playlist collection can be viewed by using normal file operations in the shell
or using a GUI-based file browsing program. If the file browsing program is supports file traversals and symlinks, it'll show you the
information of the actual song.
OPTIONS --help
Brief usage information
--host=xxx
Connects to the MySQL server on the target host. Default is localhost.
--pass=xxx
Password for the database
-s, --na
Just displays the search results, doesn't create links (simulation mode)
--td=xxx
Target-directory in which to create links
--user=xxx
Username for the database
-v, --verbose
Displays some extra information. Useful for spotting errors and sending debug information.
SEARCH OPTIONS --album=xxx
Search in the "album" field
--artist=xxx
Search in the artist/band/performers fields. You can give this option multiple times, for example:
"alsearch --artist=kishore --artist=asha --td=/songs/asha_kishore"
--comment=xxx
Search in the "comment" field
-c, --composer=xxx
Search in the "composer" field
--genre=xxx
Search in the "genre" field
-l, --lyricist=xxx
Search in the "lyricist" field
--title=xxx
Search in the "title" field
EXAMPLES
The options that take arguments can be specified in two ways:
"alsearch --artist="kishore kumar" --td=/songs/kishore"
"alsearch --artist "kishore kumar" --td /songs/kishore"
That is, the option and the argument can be separated with a ' ' (space) or an '=' (equal) sign.
In case you want to search for a string that has spaces, enclose the string in " ".
"alsearch --artist=kishore --composer=burman --lyricist=bakshi"
Will search for songs sung by *Kishore*, composed by *Burman* and written by *Bakshi*. Any name in the composer field which have "burman"
in them will be matched. This means, it'll find songs composed by RD Burman, SD Burman, etc. This is true for all search fields.
SEE ALSO
L<audiolink(1)>, L<alfilldb(1)> The current version of this man page is available on the AudioLink website at
<http://audiolink.sourceforge.net/>.
BUGS
Report bugs related to the AudioLink software or the man pages to the audiolink-devel mailing list <audiolink-devel@lists.sourceforge.net>.
AUTHOR
This manual page is written and maintained by Amit Shah <amitshah@gmx.net>
COPYRIGHT
The AudioLink package is Copyright (C) 2003, Amit Shah <amitshah@gmx.net>. All the programs and the documentation that come as part of
AudioLink are licensed by the GNU General Public License v2 (GPLv2).
perl v5.14.2 2003-12-06 ALSEARCH(1)
