I think there should be a column added to the track table to list what
(sub)crates each track is in. If you are looking at the tracks that are in a
crate which has some subcrates, you may want to know which subcrate a track is
in. It would be confusing if you looked at the tracks in a crate and
On 06/06/2017 02:48 PM, Anast Gramm wrote:
I agree, the wildcards are overcomplicated and I don't think it fits very
well with how searches work otherwise. However, there should be a way to
search for only the tracks in a parent crate and none of its children.
Perhaps another special search opera
> I agree, the wildcards are overcomplicated and I don't think it fits very
> well with how searches work otherwise. However, there should be a way to
> search for only the tracks in a parent crate and none of its children.
> Perhaps another special search operator could be used for this. For examp
On 06/06/2017 09:02 AM, Anast Gramm wrote:
On 170606 14:23:07, Markus Klösges wrote:
The crate: filter would work like this: ** If you want to
see all instrumentals you type crate: instrumental
and you get both /Metal/Progressive/Instrumental and /Rock/Instrumental.
**
On 170606 14:23:07, Markus Klösges wrote:
> Just to make sure I got you right, with a Crate-Tree like this (and things
> with + are songs)
> /Metal
> + UnsortedMetalSong
> /Metal/Progressive
> + NonInstrumentalProgressiveSong
> /Metal/Progressive/Instrumental
> + InstrumentalProgressiveMetalSon
Nice to see your fast progress on the crate filter (y)
* Each crate can contain other crates AND tracks.
This means that in the example above if you have songs inside the
Progressive crate,
there is no way to see them alone, you have to see them with the nested
instrumentals as well.
