2007-01-25: EV dixit:
> 2007-01-21: EV dixit:
> > As a first step towards implementing a directory-structure
> > presentation of playlists in lkarmafs, I've been playing with
> > riocp and added some playlist-based print and download support
> > which I think can be useful. [...]
> Now it should be nice to have a kind of symetric upload
> functionality for playlists...  But I'd rather leave this for
> somebody else, as I am now figuring out how to add playlyst
> expansion to lkarmafs.

I have it already: lkarmafs-0.2.0.  It fixes a baunch of
not-too-important bugs and adds an option (-Y) to display
playlists with the same directory structure as the rest of the
filesystem, including the possibility of disabling the genre
directories with the -G option.  

Apart from providing a nice, structured view of playlists (quite
useful for large playlists), the -Y option allows you to simply
tell your PC player (e.g. mp3blaster, xmms or amaroc) a RK
playlist path and it will play the corresponding contents.

I've added another hopefully useful feature: a pseudo-file
"/options" (similar to those in /proc or /sys) at the root of the
hierarchy, which allows you to toggle some of the binary options
at run time:

  "cat mountPoint/options" 

shows the present status of the options, and 

  "echo optionLetter > mountPoint/options"

toggles the corresponding option.  For the moment, allowed
optionLetters are G, T, U, W, and Y (see lkarmafs -H for
details).  In addition,

  "echo End > mountPoint/options"

terminates lkarmafs, umounting the RK filesystem.

I'll upload lkarmafs-0.2.0 to SF later tonight.

Best,
EV.

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