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28-12-2024, 10:00
Post: #11
RE: Show composition in heading/control point
(27-12-2024 22:10)simoncn Wrote:  You need to include Work in either indexTags or itemTags (see previous posts).

That helped. Thanks a lot.
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28-12-2024, 10:09 (This post was last modified: 28-12-2024 10:13 by swdick.)
Post: #12
RE: Show composition in heading/control point
(28-12-2024 10:00)swdick Wrote:  [quote='simoncn' pid='51471' dateline='1735333812']
You need to include Work in either indexTags or itemTags (see previous posts).

That helped. Thanks a lot.


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28-12-2024, 10:55 (This post was last modified: 28-12-2024 10:56 by swdick.)
Post: #13
RE: Show composition in heading/control point
(27-12-2024 22:10)simoncn Wrote:  You need to include Work in either indexTags or itemTags (see previous posts).
It works now, Thanks.

My controlpoint shows WorkTitle (as you see: no space in between Work and Title). I use Title.displayFormat={$work^^^$title^} in Tagformat. I have no idea what ^ does.
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28-12-2024, 16:16
Post: #14
RE: Show composition in heading/control point
The ^ characters are used to specify a prefix, suffix and separator for each format item. For details and some examples, see the Tag formatting section of the User guide.

For example, if you want a space before Title, use this format string:

Title.displayFormat={$work^^ ^$title^}

If you want the track shown as Work: Title, use this:

Title.displayFormat={$work^^: ^$title^}
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28-12-2024, 19:48
Post: #15
RE: Show composition in heading/control point
(28-12-2024 16:16)simoncn Wrote:  The ^ characters are used to specify a prefix, suffix and separator for each format item. For details and some examples, see the Tag formatting section of the User guide.

For example, if you want a space before Title, use this format string:

Title.displayFormat={$work^^ ^$title^}

If you want the track shown as Work: Title, use this:

Title.displayFormat={$work^^: ^$title^}

Thanks, I'll try that
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29-12-2024, 11:03 (This post was last modified: 29-12-2024 13:09 by swdick.)
Post: #16
RE: Show composition in heading/control point
For one piece works I use either the Work or the Title tag.
When using Title.default={$work}, Work.default={$title} in TagFormat I get this error message:
Incorrect option name 'default' in property 'tagFormat'

Also: I get an error using this in TagFormat Artist.displayFormat={$artist$orchestra$conductor},
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29-12-2024, 15:30
Post: #17
RE: Show composition in heading/control point
(29-12-2024 11:03)swdick Wrote:  For one piece works I use either the Work or the Title tag.
When using Title.default={$work}, Work.default={$title} in TagFormat I get this error message:
Incorrect option name 'default' in property 'tagFormat'

The 'default' option needs to go in the tagValue property, not in tagFormat.

Quote:Also: I get an error using this in TagFormat Artist.displayFormat={$artist$orchestra$conductor},

All tags used in displayFormat need to appear in either indexTags or itemTags, as explained in this post and this post.
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30-12-2024, 19:48
Post: #18
RE: Show composition in heading/control point
I put Title.default={$work}, Work.default={$title} in TagValue as you suggested but get the error
Incorrect tag name '$work' in option 'Title.default' in property 'tagValue'
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30-12-2024, 22:27
Post: #19
RE: Show composition in heading/control point
There is no $ sign when you use the 'default' option. It should be this:

Title.default={Work}, Work.default={Title}
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