You can work around the problem by formatting the strings in your <COMMENT> tag in such a way that it becomes more than one tag.
--- EXAMPLE ---
I have an album stored as "Image+CUE", and here is how my"fb2k Playlist Viewer Grouping Line" displays the album:
Heart ● Greatest Hits (1998) ● CD, Audio Fidelity #AFZ 119, 24K Gold Disc ©2011 ~ EAC v1.0b2 Rock / Hard-Rock, Classic-Rock, Contemporary-Rock / Female-Vocal
Have a look at the CUE sheet:REM GENRE "Rock / Hard-Rock, Classic-Rock, Contemporary-Rock / Female-Vocal"
REM DATE 1998
REM COMMENT "<IDX>Heart</IDX/><PRODUCTID>CD, Audio Fidelity #AFZ 119, 24K Gold Disc ©2011 ~ EAC v1.0b2</PRODUCTID/><CREDITS>Lead Vocal — Ann Wilson • Harmony Vocal — Nancy Wilson • Background Vocals — Ann Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Frank Cox • Piano — Randy Waldman • Electric and Acoustic Guitars — Nancy Wilson • Bass — Jimmy Johnson • Drums — Carlos Vega • Percussion — Peter Asher • Compilation Produced by — Al Quaglieri, John Kalodner • Composed by — Aaaron Neville (track: 14) • Composed by — Led Zeppelin (track: 17) • Producer – Connie & Howie (tracks: 12, 13, 15), Heart (tracks: 10, 11, 14, 17), Mike Flicker (tracks: 2 to 13) ||| Mastered By – Steve Hoffman</CREDITS/>"
PERFORMER "Heart"
TITLE "Greatest Hits"
FILE "01.cue.wv" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Strong, Strong Wind"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Magic Man"
INDEX 01 04:30:68
TRACK 03 AUDIO
TITLE "Crazy on You"
INDEX 01 09:59:51
TRACK 04 AUDIO
TITLE "Dreamboat Annie"
INDEX 01 14:54:67
TRACK 05 AUDIO
TITLE "Barracuda"
INDEX 01 18:44:07
TRACK 06 AUDIO
TITLE "Little Queen"
INDEX 01 23:06:41
TRACK 07 AUDIO
TITLE "Kick It Out"
INDEX 01 28:19:22
TRACK 08 AUDIO
TITLE "Love Alive"
INDEX 01 30:59:16
TRACK 09 AUDIO
TITLE "Heartless"
INDEX 01 35:25:53
TRACK 10 AUDIO
TITLE "Straight On"
INDEX 01 40:34:14
TRACK 11 AUDIO
TITLE "Dog & Butterfly"
INDEX 01 45:45:21
TRACK 12 AUDIO
TITLE "Even It Up"
INDEX 01 51:06:73
TRACK 13 AUDIO
TITLE "Bebe le Strange"
INDEX 01 56:17:47
TRACK 14 AUDIO
TITLE "Tell It Like It Is //composed by Aaaron Neville"
INDEX 01 59:58:29
TRACK 15 AUDIO
TITLE "This Man Is Mine"
INDEX 01 64:28:57
TRACK 16 AUDIO
TITLE "How Can I Refuse"
INDEX 01 67:35:36
TRACK 17 AUDIO
TITLE "Rock and Roll (Live) //composed by Led Zeppelin"
INDEX 01 71:29:40
If I copy out the "standard" tags for track 1 from foobar2000 (using "Text Tools" component), and paste into a text file, I see:
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01. Strong, Strong Wind [04:30.907]
<ARTIST> Heart
<ALBUM ARTIST>
<ALBUM> Greatest Hits
<DATE> 1998
<GENRE> Rock / Hard-Rock, Classic-Rock, Contemporary-Rock / Female-Vocal
<COMMENT> <IDX>Heart</IDX/><PRODUCTID>CD, Audio Fidelity #AFZ 119, 24K Gold Disc ©2011 ~ EAC v1.0b2</PRODUCTID/><CREDITS>Lead Vocal — Ann Wilson • Harmony Vocal — Nancy Wilson • Background Vocals — Ann Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Frank Cox • Piano — Randy Waldman • Electric and Acoustic Guitars — Nancy Wilson • Bass — Jimmy Johnson • Drums — Carlos Vega • Percussion — Peter Asher • Compilation Produced by — Al Quaglieri, John Kalodner • Composed by — Aaaron Neville (track: 14) • Composed by — Led Zeppelin (track: 17) • Producer – Connie & Howie (tracks: 12, 13, 15), Heart (tracks: 10, 11, 14, 17), Mike Flicker (tracks: 2 to 13) ||| Mastered By – Steve Hoffman</CREDITS/>
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Apart from the Track# and TrackTitle, the info is the same for all tracks. As you can see, I am using the COMMENT tag to store 3 custom tags: ("IDX") and ("PRODUCTID") and ("CREDITS"). I can add as many custom tags into the COMMENT tag as I like.
Adding so much info into the COMMENT tag is actually useful for searching your database. Since the COMMENT tag is a standard tag, foobar2000 and ALL OTHER SOFTWARE will read this tag. Therefore, searching becomes a much more fine-grained and productive operation (for the CUE sheet user...).
Here is the title-formatting pattern used for my "fb2k Playlist Viewer Grouping Line" (note how it grabs the custom tags from the COMMENT tag)://; --------- SET DEFAULT STRING COLOR
$rgb(120,190,240)
//; --------- IF NETWORK STREAM (Online Radio , etc)
//; --------- ELSE IF FILE
$if($strstr(%path%,'http:'),
'[URL]'[' '%title%][' '$rgb(227,176,125)%genre%][' '$rgb(173,173,190)$directory_path(%path%)],
$if2($trim(%album artist%),'%artist%')' ● '$if2($trim(%album%),'%album%')' '$if2('('$trim(%date%)')','(%date%)')$if($strstr(%comment%,<PRODUCTID>),' ● '$substr(%comment%,$add($strstr(%comment%,<PRODUCTID>),$len(<PRODUCTID>)),$sub($strstr(%comment%,</PRODUCTID/>),1)),)' '$rgb(227,176,125)$if2($trim(%genre%),'%genre%')' '$rgb(173,173,190)$directory_path(%path%)
)
[!--sizeo:1--][span style=\"font-size:8pt;line-height:100%\"][!--/sizeo--]Note: I am using foobar2000 with alternative user interface "Columns UI", and the Playlist Viewer is the standard one provided with CUI (ie: "NG Playlist"). Also, "NG Playlist" allows infinite Horizontal scrolling (and Vertical scrolling) so I can use extremely long strings in my Playlist Viewer Groups. I don't know if it's possible to do this in Default User Interface ("DUI") ...that's another 'debatable' topic apart from this one![/size]