by Mizery_Made » Mon Dec 15, 2008 6:10 pm
"Multi-Value" is supported by ID3, a subject which you voiced your opinion on several times in the past. So now that the MM Team have changed the way the tag is saved (which you suggested), and given people the option of how these split values are shown (which I believe you also voiced your opinion on, wanting "/" instead of ";" much like the actual saving of the tag), you now want them to offer to NOT do this?
Taking away Multi-Value support could have an impact on the database, as the artists have been split as they should in the Artists Table. Just because a checkbox was proposed in the description for that "Bug" doesn't mean it has to be included in the final product, plans often change in the process of finalizing the idea and putting the feature in, it was surely figured out along the line that a checkbox is unneeded.
"Best is to make good on the claim that the check box has been added, and hence on the long-standing promise to restore single-value operation." Might I ask where this "long-standing" promise was made? I can't for the life of me recall any of the developers making this promise. However, if you want it so bad, what stops you from changing the splitting value to a character that appears nowhere in your files, then changing that character in your files back to "/" or ";" which then should give you exactly what you want. *Shrugs*
"Multi-Value" is supported by ID3, a subject which you voiced your opinion on several times in the past. So now that the MM Team have changed the way the tag is saved (which you suggested), and given people the option of how these split values are shown (which I believe you also voiced your opinion on, wanting "/" instead of ";" much like the actual saving of the tag), you now want them to offer to NOT do this?
Taking away Multi-Value support could have an impact on the database, as the artists have been split as they should in the Artists Table. Just because a checkbox was proposed in the description for that "Bug" doesn't mean it has to be included in the final product, plans often change in the process of finalizing the idea and putting the feature in, it was surely figured out along the line that a checkbox is unneeded.
"[b]Best is to make good on the claim[/b] that the check box has been added, [b]and hence on the long-standing promise to restore single-value operation.[/b]" Might I ask where this "long-standing" promise was made? I can't for the life of me recall any of the developers making this promise. However, if you want it so bad, what stops you from changing the splitting value to a character that appears nowhere in your files, then changing that character in your files back to "/" or ";" which then should give you exactly what you want. *Shrugs*