Dave Wreski wrote:
> while [ 1 ]
> do
> for mp3 in `/bin/ls -AQU *.mp3`
> do
> amp -p $mp3
> done
> done
Hrm, something's not right.
a) If I do 'ls -AQU *.mp3', the result is always sorted.
However, if I just do 'ls -AQU' it's not sorted.
b) Running the above doesn't work, and I think it has to do with
the way the files are setup:
[ artist one ] song title one.mp3
[ artist one ] song title two.mp3
[ artist two ] song title one.mp3
When I run the above snippet, I get amp trying to play this:
amp -p [
amp -p artist
amp -p one
amp -p ]
amp -p song
...
...
It's breaking it into individual pieces...
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