Hi with my changing-tempo-in-wave-parts feature and later also the prerecord-things-feature, MusE will generate redundant data.
This data, if lost, can easily be regenerated by sheer computing power (might take some or some dozens of minutes), but it would be annoying to have to wait for it to be calculated everytime a file is opened. Where should I put this data? I don't want to put it into the .med file, because it'll be extremely large (up to an hour of wave data!). My idea was to have a directory under ~/.muse or so, which holds this data plus the last-used-date plus the md5-checksum of the .med file plus the filename. Then, we can: - clean up not-used-anymore files (date) - detect if the file has been altered without our knowledge (i.e. on a different computer) and then do a full recalculation (but not a partial) (checksum) - remove old data if the associated file gets overwritten (filename) Are you okay with this, or do you have a better idea to store such stuff? greetings flo
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