Basic minc tracklists support (MASS ISRC list paste)

[jesus2099]

This is the draft of a PR for “Support pasting multiple isrcs.” (kepstin/magicisrc#1)

It allows to paste a bunch of ISRC starting from whichever track input field.

• It works with minc tracklists.
• It does not skip tracks with no ISRC. It may be difficult to do in the future with my current approach.
• @kepstin, sendEvent is ATM useless, I can remove it.

[jesus2099]

Tell me what to change in my code to suit your tastes or anything. :)

[kepstin]

Hmm. I think rather than allowing people to paste multiple ISRCs into the existing text boxes, it would be better to have a (large?) text field, probably at the top, to paste blocks of text. I'd want to do explicit parsing - i.e. have a "Parse" button beside it rather than automatically parse on paste, and maybe a select box to choose the disk to apply the isrcs to ("all disks", "disk 1", "disk 2", etc)

Please don't put a version number in the title.

[jesus2099]

The ability to paste in any track was useful to me for releases with holes like the following, where I had to use notlob.eu because of skip tracks (isrcsubmit.exe cannot cope when there are holes, at least especially when there is no ISRC on track 1):

• https://musicbrainz.org/edit/13349880
• https://musicbrainz.org/edit/14065037
• https://musicbrainz.org/edit/17991105
• https://musicbrainz.org/edit/18227856
• https://musicbrainz.org/edit/18503334
• https://musicbrainz.org/edit/19274139

Even in minc, it’s not really rare (they reflect what’s on CD BTW). Let’s take Edit #18227856 - Add ISRCs to illustrate what I mean:

1. I used mediatools.exe — same with minc’s SRCL-2471 page — to display the ISRC table
2. I can copy rows 2 and 3
3. Paste them in your page’s 2nd track
4. Copy remaining rows 9〜14
5. Paste them in your page’s 9th track

This way I can submit 8 ISRC with only two copy/pastes instead.

I tried it with the data (both mediatools.exe and minc verbatims) you can copy from the edit note I’ve linked and the release MBID that’s over there as well.

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The ability to not stop at a medium’s end is that I can use the above method to cover any amount of mediums.

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Covering those cases would be made more complex with one or several separate text areas and some select combos. No ?

[jesus2099]

“track skip” demo

[jesus2099]

“medium span” demo

[jesus2099]

I close this as it was for previous version of MAGIC ISRC. :)