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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Grep behaves diffrent upon printf or echo output Post 302920979 by Don Cragun on Tuesday 14th of October 2014 03:58:08 AM
Old 10-14-2014
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Originally Posted by sea
Thanks Don (and Neutron too), that thought was actualy in mind, but only as part of a filename.
That just solved my 2nd question, i still was fiddling around, me used the wrong quotes Smilie

EDIT:
Weird, the solved tag didnt put a [solved] prior to the threads title..
You can search on tags like solved, but they don't change the title of your thread. The solved tag is special in that it also has the side-effect of changing the color used when displaying the title of the thread from black to blue.
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ID3(1)							      General Commands Manual							    ID3(1)

NAME
id3 - an ID3 tag editor. SYNOPSIS
id3 [-tTaAycg newdata] file1 [file2 [file3...]] id3 -l file1 [file2 [file3...]] id3 -d file1 [file2 [file3...]] id3 -L DESCRIPTION
id3 is an ID3 v1.1 tag editor. ID3 tags are traditionally put at the end of compressed streamed audio files to denote information about the audio contents. Up to thirty characters of Title, Artist, and Album information can be stored, as well as a 28-character comment, four- digit year, track number up to 255, and an enumerated genre. OPTIONS
-t title Sets the title tag to the first 28 characters of title. -T track Sets the track tag to a number between 0 and 255. -a artist Sets the artist tag to the first 28 characters of artist. -A album Sets the album tag to the first 28 characters of album. -y year Sets the year tag to the first 4 characters of year. -c comment Sets the comment tag to the first 28 characters of comment. -g genre Sets the genre number tag using a genre number or predefined genre label. -l List/view the ID3 tag. -L List all genre tags. -R Use rfc822-style output for tag printout. -d Delete the ID3 tag. BUGS
The ID3 format has some shortcomings. There is a 1 in 16777216 chance of your mp3 having a certain bit-pattern, causing id3 to write over the last 128 bytes of your mp3 upon tag creation. If you add a track number to an ID3 v1.0 tag, the last two characters of the comment string will be truncated. Any bugs found in id3 should be forwarded to the author, Robert Woodcock <rcw@debian.org>. ID3(1)
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