Set OnOffCommand to "defaults write AppleShowAllFiles ON" Set onOff to do shell script "defaults read AppleShowAllFiles" No obtrusive need to rethink the action you already launched. Therefore, the options are limited to Cancel and OK. It reads the current state, and assumes that the person wants to toggle the state.
It does not ask the user to "think twice" about what state of visibility they want. This way the script can be attached to a macro key stroke or some such thing without becoming annoying on a typo.Ģ. Finder does not quit unless user hits OK first. The script iterates through each track individually, so if you run it against your entire Music library playlist you'll have time to file nails, tidy bookshelves, re-string guitar, or perform some other menial task.Based on the excellent work of posters above, here's my version, which, to my mind improves the user experience in the following ways:ġ. You can save that in AppleScript Editor named whatever you like and using "Script" as the file format to your ~/Library/iTunes/Scripts/ folder whereupon it will appear in the iTunes Scripts menu. If disc count of t is 1 then set disc count of t to 0 MyprocessTheTrack ( track i ofthePlaylist ) Repeat with i from 1 to ( get index of last track of thePlaylist) Set thePlaylist to ( get view of front window) So here's a script that will look at each track in a selection or all the tracks in the selected playlist if the track's Disc Count is 1 the script will set it to 0, effectively blanking it: Smart Playlists are of little use to gather up these tracks since Disc Count is not a smart criterion. But: sorting by Disc # sorts by Disc Number alone and ignores the Disc Count so the "1 of 1" tracks are not necessarily sorted together rather, they're sorted by Album (all the Disc 1 albums A-Z, followed by all the Disc 2 albums A-Z, and so on). It would be easy to do a Multi-Item edit on these guys if you could only corral 'em all together somehow. Can you think of anything you have that can search in those fields? Sorting the library by disc number because every disc 1-regardless if there is a second disc-gets sorted. My personal preference when dealing with the disc count field (1 of 2, etc) is to leave it blank for single CD albums instead of tagging them as "1 of 1." There is something about 1 of 1 that just bugs me so I try to clear those out. Remove the selected tracks from every other user playlist Use info from a selected track to search IMDB Track Titles to Word Caps v4.3 Ĭapitalize the first letter of each word in selected tracks' namesĭeletes the current track from all playlists and moves to Trash
Sentence-case track titles, (only first letter upper-cased) Reverse Artist tag text from "Last, First" to "First Last" Insert same text at same position in chosen tag of selected tracksĪdd or Subtract Play Count v3.2 Īdd or subtract a user-entered number from each selected track's Plays
Re-locate files of selected tracks to new folder, preserve track meta-data
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Join Together Create single file from two or more audio filesĬlick on a script's name and go its entry page for information and download link.Dupin New! v3.2 The track duplicates manager.
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