Disc number in WPS?

[adam917]

Is there a command for this in the WPS yet? It may be handy to use this in conjunction with the track number.

[LambdaCalculus]

Look like they're well ahead of you:

http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/MajorChanges

Now to find out how to impliment it.

[pixelma]

If I read the in the commit mentioned flyspray entry and the diff correctly, it comes with a wps tag you can use...

"ik" for the current track's disknumber,
"Ik" for the next track's disknumber (as usual).

Though I haven't tried because I don't use a disknumber tag anywhere. If I knew that it works, I would update the CustomWPS wiki page.

[adam917]

Can only integers be present in the tag or can text be present as well (and does the DB sort on integer or text?)?

Update: My WPS doesn't seem to work at all (as of version r14172M-070804; default is displayed upon this change). I'm using the following WPS:

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%s%ac%?ia<%ia%?ic< (%ic)>>
%s%ac%?it<%it>
%s%ac%?id<%?iA<%iA - |>%?iy<%iy - |>%id%?in< - <%?ik<%ik-|>%in>>
%al%pp/%pe %ar%pc/%pt
%s%ac%fc - %fb kbps%?fv< (avg)|> - %ff Hz - %fs kiB
%pb
%pm

The added part is

<%?ik<%ik-|>

.

[adam917]

I'm guessing this was ignored because I added a < before the %?ik part, making the whole WPS invalid?

[Lear]

Sounds likely. If you want to display a "<" or ">", use "%<" or "%>".

[adam917]

Sounds likely. If you want to display a "<" or ">", use "%<" or "%>".

I certainly didn't want to display a < or >. ;-)