Tagger.exe (which is my favourite tagging frontend, made by Bureck) doesn't save its configuration very well.
Can I save my configuration by editing tagger.ini?
My problem is:
Tagger.exe always starts up with "Use APEv2 with MPC" (Tab: 'Tag' / Button: 'Tag formats') checked and than writes APE tags to my FLAC files.
I use it in combination with Synthetic Soul's latest version of tag.exe.
Can I change or write something in tagger.ini to uncheck "Use APEv2 with MPC" or do something else that APE tags won't be written to my FLAC files??
TIA
Dinodisc
Full Version: Saving the configuration of tagger.exe ?
I've had a look at Tagger and I really can't see why this is happening. I've looked at the source, and I still can't see why it is happening!
Your best bet is to see if the author will fix (I can confirm the bug).
Alternatively, get someone else with a Delphi compiler to fix and compile. If I had one I would.
Maybe the answer would be more obvious by looking at the source in a compiler... maybe the checkbox isn't really called "cbApe2"... or maybe I'm just being blind.
Your best bet is to see if the author will fix (I can confirm the bug).
Alternatively, get someone else with a Delphi compiler to fix and compile. If I had one I would.
Maybe the answer would be more obvious by looking at the source in a compiler... maybe the checkbox isn't really called "cbApe2"... or maybe I'm just being blind.
Thanks for looking into this.
The INI-Saving bug is known to the author, it is listed on the tagger website. I think he stopped working on tagger.exe.
As I have no programming skills, I hoped there was a simple working around by editing the INI file. I guess there is not.
The INI-Saving bug is known to the author, it is listed on the tagger website. I think he stopped working on tagger.exe.
As I have no programming skills, I hoped there was a simple working around by editing the INI file. I guess there is not.
Unfortunately not. The INI changes as it should. The code looks like it should set the checkbox according to the INI (I'm not a Delphi programmer, but the code is exactly the same as that for checkboxes that do work correctly).
I can only assume that the checkbox is set by default in the form code, i.e.: it is first set according to the INI, and then just set as checked anyway when the form renders.
It should be a simple fix for a Delphi programmer, or even anyone with a Delphi compiler. Unfortunately I am neither.
I can only assume that the checkbox is set by default in the form code, i.e.: it is first set according to the INI, and then just set as checked anyway when the form renders.
It should be a simple fix for a Delphi programmer, or even anyone with a Delphi compiler. Unfortunately I am neither.
OK, that is the way it is.
Thanks for your effort.
Thanks for your effort.
It's frustrating. I believe that I have even found the problem.
In uMain.dfm, lines 458-459 there is:
These lines simply need removing, IMH(and uneducated)O. How frustrating!
Maybe a kind Delphi developer will see this and do something about it...
In uMain.dfm, lines 458-459 there is:
CODE
Checked = True
State = cbChecked
State = cbChecked
These lines simply need removing, IMH(and uneducated)O. How frustrating!
Maybe a kind Delphi developer will see this and do something about it...
QUOTE(Synthetic Soul @ Mar 15 2006, 04:30 PM)
Maybe a kind Delphi developer will see this and do something about it...
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