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| author | LarsAC <LarsAC@e10066b5-e1e2-0310-b819-94efdf66514b> | 2005-02-07 09:37:48 +0000 |
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| committer | LarsAC <LarsAC@e10066b5-e1e2-0310-b819-94efdf66514b> | 2005-02-07 09:37:48 +0000 |
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Added documentation about user-editable search orders
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@@ -37,8 +37,7 @@ parameters are descibed in Section 5. The plugin currently runs on versions 1.3.17- of VDR (including 1.2.6). It also compiles on 1.3.18 but your mileage may vary. In addition, the following pieces of software are required: - - mySQL server (tested with 4.0.18) (Debian packages mysql-server, mysql-client) - - mySQL client libraries + - mySQL server (tested with 4.0.18) (Debian packages mysql-server, mysql-client) - mySQL client libraries (Debian package libmysqlclient-dev or http://www.mysql.org) - libmad (for mp3 decoding) @@ -308,7 +307,7 @@ removed. - Collections: switch to the collection view -- Select search order: select another search order +- Select an order: select another search order, edit existing ones, or create new ones (see below) - Export tracklist: generate a file X.m3u containing all tracks from the current selection @@ -320,6 +319,20 @@ between the *Music browser* and the *Collection browser*. Thus, if you want to p album, browse to it and press green. Remember that you can redefine commands executed by Red, Green and Yellow by pressing them while displaying the command list. +Muggle comes with a few default browsing orders (like artist / album /track). Since release 0.1.2 +it is possible for the user to change these or create now ones without going into the code. +In the music browser submenu (enter with blue while in the music browser) enter "Select an order". +Existing search orders will be shown. Move the cursor to any of those and press the Red button to edit +it. Each key of the current search order will be shown on a line. Move the cursor to a line and +change the search key using Left/Right buttons. Note, that the number of key depends on what is +currently selected. So keys may appear/vanish as you cycle through the choices. This is intented +and not a bug. Play around with this a while to see, why this is necessary. Press Ok to make your +choices persistent, use back to leave the search order editor without making any changes. + +In addition, you can create new search orders using the Green key and delete orders no longer +needed using Yellow. As an exercise, try to e.g. create orders like "Decade > Genre > Track" or +"Year > Album > Track". + \subsection collections Collection browser The *Collection browser* displays a list of available collections. Browse the list with |