rather than going through the whole file each time we can just walk
through the remainder speeds up duplicate removal by quite a bit
check timestamp of tracks to not remove multiple plays of the same song
at different times, unless back to back (then its probably a resume after
shutdown)
devices without RTC use current_tick but thats in centiseconds
convert to milliseconds so we can use the timestamp in the above calculations
my fix to the scrobbler_viewer makes the include menus disappear as
soon as you hide columns so explicitly mark if we are
dealing with a scrobbler log at load
Change-Id: I11bbebe9af45945a7e1326a5e419290086b05aaa
the scrobbler viewer will view any .log file but search and include
column only works with defined headers
it ends up showing a blank result so block this menu for non scrobbler logs
Change-Id: Ifc04dcab52d4416271388bee7d0cb10a144636a4
people don't like having to remember to run the TSR plugin so
lets meet them halfway
all tracks are added with timestamp, elapsed, length, trackname
added buffering for ATA devices
still needed:
-Done -- a plugin that parses for duplicates and reads the track info
to create the actual scrobbler log
(log can be truncated once dumped)
this should allow you to run the plugin at leisure
later I'd like to expand this logging to allow
track culling based on skipped songs..
remove the TSR plugin as hard disk no longer need to use it
Change-Id: Ib0b74b4c868fecb3e4941a8f4b9de7bd8728fe3e
a plugin to view lastfm scrobbler logs
uses print cell to give a spreadsheet view of scrobbler logs
buffers the whole file if possible otherwise it reads entries from disk
rudimentary text searching for columns
include / exclude; all/any and case sensitive
Change-Id: Id9616e5796658952fba4ea747f596cb77d6f34c0
