Vorbis dev - May 2004 - Small feature

Hi vorbis-list,
Here is a small patch that adds the possibility to automatically remove the
ogg-files when oggdec has decoded them. I wrote it some time ago, but forgot to
send it here... ;-(

I found it nifty when I was going to burn a few of the ogg files (convert to wav
and remove them).

http://www.efd.lth.se/~p03jr/patches/oggdec.c.diff

I am not sure whether this patch works in windows. Anyone who can check if it
does? Another feature request from me is to have oggenc to remove the wav-files
after encoding. Iäll probably add that one later, when I have time (since I
don't know the source enough right now...).

Sheers,


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On Thu, May 06, 2004 at 01:20:55PM +0200, Jens Rantil wrote:
> Here is a small patch that adds the possibility to automatically remove the
> ogg-files when oggdec has decoded them. I wrote it some time ago, but
forgot to
> send it here... ;-(
I've always just used shell for this. Which probably means the feature's
only really
needed on win32. :)

oggenc foo.wav && rm foo.wav

Any reason that won't work for you?

 -r
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