misc: Introduce WriteOptions #363
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| /// Options to control how Lofty writes to a file | |||
| #[derive(Copy, Clone, Debug, Ord, PartialOrd, Eq, PartialEq)] | |||
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Making this public type copyable could require breaking API changes in the future if it no longer implements Copy. If not needed internally then better remove this derive. Could be added later when it is actually needed.
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And the Ord traits don't make any sense to me.
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Good catch with Ord. I just copied ParseOptions and renamed it to WriteOptions. Guess I copied it from some other struct. I'll have to remove it from both.
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in the future if it no longer implements Copy
I really only intend for WriteOptions to be ints and bools just like ParseOptions. Since it's used in generated code in lofty_attr, it'll just be easier to keep it Copy for now.
I'm not too worried about breaking changes at the moment, especially since I have to work on #345 sometime in the near future.
This allows the caller to tweak how Lofty writes their tags in various ways. As this is just a dumping ground for all sorts of format-specific settings, this is best used as an application global config that gets set once. In its current state, it will only respect `uppercase_id3v2_chunk` and `preferred_padding` (for some formats). `respect_read_only` and `remove_others` are defined for later use. closes #228
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This allows the caller to tweak how Lofty writes their tags in various ways.
As this is just a dumping ground for all sorts of format-specific settings, this is best used as an application global config that gets set once.
In its current state, it will only respect
uppercase_id3v2_chunkandpreferred_padding(for some formats).respect_read_onlyandremove_othersare defined for later use.closes #228