#musicbrainz-devel

I'd like to work on updating some of the wiki pages about AR to reflect NGS -- anything I need to know to avoid stepping on any toes?

hey guys

i figured out how to retrieve the list of tracks of a specific recording

how can i get it with the track / album position?

(note: I don't know hardly anything) You mean the track number?

you've looked at http://wiki.musicbrainz.org/XML_Web_Service/Ver... , I assume?

muesli: ?

jessew: yeah, meant the track no

and yep, looked at that page but couldn't figure it out

it's, shall we say, of limited completness...

heh, work in progress, i guess?

so what is the command you found to get the list of tracks?

something like that: http://musicbrainz.org/ws/2/recording?release=8...

hm

GOT IT

hah, awesome

thanks :-)

now, your task is to edit the wiki page to include this info!

please...?

to be totally blunt: this wiki page needs a rewrite

but i guess it'd be a start to at least document &inc=recordings

that's documented, it's just not documented what it does...

;-P

ah i see

now i understand the subqueries table

that isn't very well explained

no, it isn't.

ok, let me finish my musicbrainz infoplugin for tomahawk quickly

and i'll edit / fix the wiki as i go along

excellent!!

tomahawk? url?

checking

ah, you're that muesli

nice. glad to help

heh

that muesli indeed

Oh, hey muesli

oh hey muz :-)

buenos dias!

bzzzzz

mr. charles!

nikki: hrm, any idea where "console.log" output goes in opera?

I imagine in dragonfly somewhere

I think bitmap knows :/

ctrl+shift+j

or ctrl+shift+i

or get rid of the O menu :)

hehe. or luks :)

it just shows how successfuly they managed to hide the JS console :)

bit like us and the track parser pre-ngs :P

I have the dragonfly console open, but console.log output doesn't appear there.

it doesn't help that they keep moving it around

and renaming it

(unless I type a console.log("foo") command in the console itself)

I know where it is in 10.10, but I have no idea where or what it is in later versions

hm, I do remember seeing it there

works for me

heh. 10.10 is too old

I open dragonfly, go to the page and get "hello mr browser console" on the console

oh, ugh

11.51 here

luks: right, if I close dragonfly and re-open it on the page it works for that page.

problem solved.

mr charles! :)

hello :)

ocharles: contentEditable is one of those areas where browsers still have many differences

warp: Yea, I saw you mention

that's a shame, hasn't it been around since like IE7 (unofficially)?

though I suppose when you haven't got standards, things are naturally going to be different

ocharles: there you are!

ruaok: here I am :)

ocharles: I think it's been around since IE5.5, but never standardized in any way.

yea, I know HTML5 is the first time it's reached standards discussion

ocharles: and what we're doing is a bit different from a rich html editor

yep

the most annoying thing so far is that opera still doesn't have cut/copy/paste events even in current versions.