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Asked by Kristof Imre Szabo

Hello François,

I created a small patch to the cover module which enables the user to save the cover downloaded from the Internet to the album directory as well. How could I submit it?

An other feature I would like to implement is to be able to specify directories as command line parameters (not only files). Any suggestion how to start with this? I looked at the source and nothing relevant found... I'm not a python master.

Many thanks,
Kristof

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Best Mark Finger (markfinger) said :
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python __DAP_dir_name__/src/decibel-audio-player.py '../music/dir_name/'

Seems to work for both directory and file references. If you point it to a large dir it will sit there for awhile reading everything before it actually shows the track-list's contents.

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Mark Finger (markfinger) said :
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When i submitted a patch, Francois created an issue regarding it and posted the patch there.

I figure that if you do the same, it should garner some response.

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Kristof Imre Szabo (krisek) said :
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directory as command line argument: yes, it works in the new version; I had installed from the Karmic repository a previous version which didn't support this.

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Kristof Imre Szabo (krisek) said :
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Thanks Mark Finger, that solved my question.

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Kristof Imre Szabo (krisek) said :
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New functionality in the Covers module: I created a new branch, https://code.launchpad.net/~krisek/decibel-audio-player/downloadcover2lib

I have a small issue with Glade: is there any specific way to import the project into Glade? The covers widget appers quite strange if I open it directly in Glade, and I can't really fine tune it.