class myclass : public metadb_display_field_provider{
public:
    virtual t_uint32 get_field_count(){
        return 1;
    };
    virtual void get_field_name(t_uint32 index, pfc::string_base & out){
        out = "TEST";
    };
    virtual bool process_field(t_uint32 index, metadb_handle * handle, titleformat_text_out * out){
        // test (Time-consuming processing)
        file_info_impl info;
        if(p_handle->get_info(info)){
            pfc::string8 temp;
            if(info.meta_exists("ARTIST")){
                temp.add_string(info.meta_get("ARTIST"));
            }
            if(info.meta_exists("TITLE")){
                temp.add_string(info.meta_get("TITLE"));
            }
            out->write( titleformat_inputtypes::meta, temp);
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }
};

static service_factory_single_t<myclass> foo;

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        Implementing this service lets you provide your own title-formatting fields that are parsed globally with each call to metadb_handle::format_title methods. \n
        This should be implemented only where absolutely necessary, for safety and performance reasons. Any expensive operations inside the process_field() method may severely damage performance of affected title-formatting calls. \n
        You must NEVER make any other foobar2000 API calls from inside process_field, other than possibly querying information from the passed metadb_handle pointer; you should read your own implementation-specific private data and return as soon as possible. You must not make any assumptions about calling context (threading etc). \n
        It is guaranteed that process_field() is called only inside a metadb lock scope so you can safely call "locked" metadb_handle methods on the metadb_handle pointer you get. You must not lock metadb by yourself inside process_field() - while it is always called from inside a metadb lock scope, it may be called from another thread than the one maintaining the lock because of multi-CPU optimizations active. \n
...
*/[/font]