Hello, Apologies for my very late reply. Detox already supports this feature, through a second binary, called inline-detox. This works as a Unix stream, taking input on stdin, and returning output on stdout. So, in the simplest case, you could do:
echo "Filename that needs to be (cleaned up).mp3" | inline-detox and it will return: Filename_that_needs_to_be-cleaned_up-.mp3 On stdout. Hope that helps! Doug Harple ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Ari Moisio <ari.moi...@thp.nkl.fi> Date: 2015-04-23 11:02 GMT+02:00 Subject: Feature wish: detox and non-existent files To: schoenf...@debian.org Hi May i suggest a new functionality on detox: a new parameter, for example -N that will pass the command line argument thru defined sequence but does not care if the file exists and of course will not try to rename it, olyn outputs a cleaned filename to the stdout. I'm asking this for a CD ripping script wwhere the filename comes from cddb and i would like to pass already valid file name for the lame encoder. Best regards -- Terveisin Ari Moisio Atk-suunnittelija Tiedonhallintapalvelut Näkövammaisten Keskusliitto ry. 050 401 5875 ari.moi...@thp.nkl.fi
