#musicbrainz

Marillion is progressive rock ;)

yay, fight over genres!

Nah, Marillion are progressive rock, there's nothing symphonic abuot them at all :P

ok :)

g'morning again ruaok ;)

warp!

hi warp

fun in bergen?

pfft

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it's only you who are PARANOID,. Muzzz

now, pictures

>:D

Oh, there're pictures? ¬_¬

\o/

I'm not paranoid at all

I'm just pointing it, it makes you look like a douche doing it like that

you pointing it out is what makes it look douchey

also, you are not fun

No, me pointing it out doesn't stop it being douchey :P

you've gotten OLD muuuzzzzz

Me pointing it out is trying to stop you being douchey in the future :P

i said "look" not "being"

and you

are not the boss

of me

I know

so plz stop

Suggestions != orders

You two are both pink. \o/

i think its a culture thing

FauxFaux: awesome!

I clearly need something to do, so so bored

becasue in norwegiaqn, if you tell someone soemthing, you *are* telling them to do it

Gee tee aye.

Surely it depends what you tell them

now lets she what happens

see*

Muzzz: symphonic rock.. progressive rock.. it's all the same to me: complicated shit :)

Hmm, I dunno, prog rock not so much

I can get my head around a fair bit of prog, the only thing that makes it difficult is the speed at which it's played :P

(note I was using shit as 'stuff', not 'crap')

I noticed

ok :)

CatCat: a bit boring today. the real code event at piksel didn't seem very interesting, so i mostly just walked about and took some pictures.

this dorm.no place is also too cheap to have any decent place where I can just sit and code, though i did win a 2-hour epic battle with some little bug this morning.

a 2 hour epic battle with some little bug? :o

warp: yay more pictures!

crapcrap crap

i have to go to the veterinærhøgskole

to get pills for the cat :(

arg, they have funky openingtimes i don't remember

ah i found it.. 16:30-19:00

some hours

on saturday, 10:00 to 12:30

>_<

nikki: software bug.

oh... haha... I imagined you running around the room after some little insect

I overlooked one layer in my OOP abstraction whatever thingy. so I called foo.bar ("baz"), but in bar () I didn't get "baz". something like that anyway.

Now grooving to: KISS ~ Heaven's on Fire (3:20) (from Animalize) (1984)

when I was three, this was my favourite song, haha, I still like it :D

morning

Wizzcat are you about? or anyone else that could maybe help with a python problem

ok if some kind soul could look at this and suggest a line or two so i can focus of the actual ignore strings to use http://pastebin.ca/1278194

loi

"morning"

[20:53] RifRafmorning

time-of-day, RifRaf

well i just woke up and it sure looks like it :P

time-of-day CatCat

^_^

bye catcat

(internet being exceptionally slow right now)

yep was very slow here too for some odd reason

can try another if no good

pastie.org ftw

RifRaf: not sure what the question is.

i'd say you need to add stuff to ignore.

i want to use wildcards in ignore list, and ignore tags containing numbers

Now, if you did this in a real language like Perl, it'd be piss to do

already over 500 entries, and would need 5000 if i can't start using wildcards :(

and numbers are slipping though, like i have 60s, 70s etc in ignore list and the still appear in tags, is something to do with the trailing s, not sure though

RifRaf: you could replace the if name.lower() not in ignore: line with a function call, and then just write the function to ignore all you want to ignore.

so a regexp to just remove any tag containing a numeral would sort that

warp yep, i can't code but, am trying to read all sorts of online stuff to help me but getting more confused

RifRaf: ah :)

i would prefer to analyse 10000000 tags to find out the best strings to ignore

i can do that part well

I would probably invert the problem myself.

just accept a few genre tags and ignore everything else.

yep the numbers still slip through, am happy with a single genre tag, but am populating other tags with the other data that gets returned, is quite good once sifted well

ok :)

like putting the left over good tags into comments field to be able to search the weird sub genres

down to 99 main genres today, finally trimmed it to less than 100

RifRaf: i think this should remove stuff with numbers in it:

if name.lower() not in ignore and not re.search('[0-9]', name):

warp ok will get some test files and try it out, cheers for havin a go

(needs an 'import re', preferably somewhere at the top of the source file, if it isn't there yet)

i'll have to add import re

heh thanks, see i am learning little bits

:)

i'm afk again, this internet is too annoying.

k well let ya know how it goes

er will*

RifRaf: can you pastebin the complete source code somewhere, I have some time so I could add the wildcard support for you

hey luks

hi

hehe

warp it works a treat, no number tags sneaking through, that wipes out a good percentage of wat i don't want already :)

luks sure thing, if you are bored now will post or else will try play a bit first now that one re is working

but with no ignore list no number tags got through, is great start

I'm having fun writing this "Visio-like" app I started, so I'm not that bored :) but this should be easy enough

yeah i'll pastebin the code that i know is working now with the addition of warps. you'll have to forgive my using some tags for non standard things, such as encodedby to hold the bands country of origin

heh

well, they're your tags, you can do what you want with them :P

but needed a tag that was barely using and supported by most applications, custom tags are not as easy as i hoped

nikki yeah but hoping that these mods can be used by the next version of plugin for everyone, i guess that my lists of genres and non standard tags can be stripped easy enough

luks here is a copy of currently working plugin http://pastie.org/332814

RifRaf: should I add the wildcard support?

am also using the grouping tag as like a supergenre, so only about 10 values in there like rock, pop etc

luks yes please

ok

the regexp to catch numbers is working, does anyone really like number genres like 60s etc?

i find with dates in the tags its much easier to use them if you want a decade or year to listen to

have a list of 30 wildcard entries already that will remove over 2000 unwanted tags

RifRaf: http://pastie.org/332820