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cueprint

NAME

cueprint

DESCRIPTION

cueprint - print disc and track infomation for a cue or toc file

SYNOPSIS

cueprint [option...] [file...]

OPTIONS

-h, --help

print usage information

-i, --input-format cue|toc

set format of file(s)

-n, --track-number <number>

only print track information for single track. The default is to print information for all tracks.

-d, --disc-template <template>

set disc template (see TEMPLATE EXPANSION)

-t, --track-template <template>

set track template (see TEMPLATE EXPANSION)

TEMPLATE EXPANSION

All characters in the template are reproduced in the output except for conversions, which begin with `%'.

A conversion has the form `%[flags][width][.precision]<conversion-char>'.

There may be zero or more of the following flags:

-

left justification

+

place sign before numbers

` '

(space) place a space before a positive number

0

pad with zeros

#

(unused)

width is the minimum field width. precision is the maximum width for strings.

Disc template expansion characters are valid for both the disc and track templates.

Disc Conversion Specifiers

A

album arranger

C

album composer

G

album genre

M

album message

N

number of tracks

P

album performer

S

album songwriter

T

album title

U

album UPC/EAN

Track Conversion Specifiers

a

track arranger

c

track composer

g

track genre

i

track ISRC

m

track message

n

track number

p

track perfomer

t

track title

u

track ISRC (CD-TEXT)

Any other character is expanded to that character. For example, a % expands to a literal `%'.

ESCAPES

The following single-character escapes are recognized:

\a

alert (bell)

\b

backspace

\f

formfeed

\n

newline

\r

carriage return

\t

horizontal tab

\v

vertial tab

\0

NULL

NOTES

If no files are specified, stdin is used. If a filename is specified and the format is not specified, the format will be set based on a ".cue" or ".toc" suffix.

EXAMPLES

To display disc and track information (using the default template for both), run:

% cueprint album.cue

To print the number of tracks in a cue file, run:

% cueprint -d '%N\n' album.cue

AUTHOR

Svend Sorensen

SEE ALSO

cueconvert(1), cuebreakpoints(1)