Feature/refactor path conversion#20
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Added option "--copyfiles" (Copy non-flac files to dest directories) When this option is selected, non-flac files present in the source directories are copied to the target directories (which, for some, is another way of handling album art). Copying only takes place when the source and target md5 hashes don't match.
This reverts commit e3e89eb.
Non-flac files ar no longer copied by default.
Preparing for a a new fresh start with git flow, therefore resetting 'master' to match Robins 'develop' branch as of 2013-03-09
testing to pull request from Robin to match his 'develop' branch
Logitech Media Sever to cope with it.
Define a new subroutine msg_info which prints messages to screen only if option{info} is true. No need to use the check to info flag ( $Options{info} && msg(...) ) every time something is to be displayed.
Also fix a few bugs, where message output was not properly suppressed with the --quiet option set.
With both --copy and --pretend options selected a directory could sometimes be created in destination (it shouldn't be possible).
As a service to windows users, the paths to typical locations of lame and flac are provided. These will work for most (intended for people who haven't included these paths into the envionment variables).
Functionality is unchanged, but the way source and target file paths are retrieved is more generalized. This is an intermediary step towards the implementation of the "--delete" option.
This option works as the --delete option in "rsync": it deletes surplus files and directories in the destination, keeping in perfect sync with the source dir.
Improve readabiliy of the main program by moving the code for (non-flac) file copying to a subroutine.
In a first step towards progress reporting during transcoding, refactor code for the 'path_and_conversion' sub. The checking of flags that determine whether a file should be transcoded is lifted into this sub from 'transcode_file'. The latter sub therefore loses a wrapping if-statement and consequently also loses an indentation step, which makes the changeset look much messier than it actually is. The sub 'convert_file' is no longer used.
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refactor path_and_convert sub (step 1/5)
In a first step towards progress reporting during (parallel) transcoding,
refactor code for the 'path_and_conversion' sub. The checking of
flags that determine whether a file should be transcoded is
lifted into this sub from 'transcode_file'. The latter sub
therefore loses a wrapping if-statement and consequently also
loses an indentation step, which makes the changeset look
much messier than it actually is.
The sub 'convert_file' is no longer used.