Firstly - just love this notepad thingy. Best ever.
I work in audio and I use cue sheets a lot for short run CD mastering as well as archiving produced material on disk. If you've worked with cue sheets you'll know how they can be pesky to deal with, especially when editing some else's attempt that has lost part of it's formatting. Ideally it would be nice to automate this tedious editing task as much as poss.
Anyone here think it could be possible to create templates in Notepad ++ for cue sheets - perhaps as a plugin with error check? (I can provide all the rule sets.)
Posting in this topic although it's not completely related. I'm trying to make a user-defined language for CUE sheets, and got stuck with folder keywords. How do I make it work with open keyword that doesn't have corresponding close keyword? E.g.:
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "title"
PERFORMER "performer"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
...
It's similar to MS INI format that also has folder open keywords and no close keywords.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hi,
Firstly - just love this notepad thingy. Best ever.
I work in audio and I use cue sheets a lot for short run CD mastering as well as archiving produced material on disk. If you've worked with cue sheets you'll know how they can be pesky to deal with, especially when editing some else's attempt that has lost part of it's formatting. Ideally it would be nice to automate this tedious editing task as much as poss.
Anyone here think it could be possible to create templates in Notepad ++ for cue sheets - perhaps as a plugin with error check? (I can provide all the rule sets.)
A quick reference:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cue_sheet_%28computing%29
TIA,
Andre
Hello,
Posting in this topic although it's not completely related. I'm trying to make a user-defined language for CUE sheets, and got stuck with folder keywords. How do I make it work with open keyword that doesn't have corresponding close keyword? E.g.:
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "title"
PERFORMER "performer"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
...
It's similar to MS INI format that also has folder open keywords and no close keywords.