[Easytag-mailing] [PATCH] bug when saving unsupported tags in flac comments

[Mark Ferry <gnomeza imap cc>]

Hi Jérôme

(hooray for the compose key ;)

Very minor patch attached which fixes saving some unsupported flac tags.

e.g. a flac comment containing a
  PERFORMANCE-DATE=
tag would not be saved when updating the flac comment in Easytag since 
the tag would mistakenly match the PERFORMER= tag.
Similar issues with
 COMPOSER=
 COPYRIGHT=
 LICENSE=     (en_US, grr :P)
 ENCODED-BY=

Applies to clean 1.99.11

ciao
   Mark




--- easytag-1.99.11/src/flac_tag.c.orig	2005-12-08 23:01:14.000000000 +0000
+++ easytag-1.99.11/src/flac_tag.c	2006-01-10 17:10:23.000000000 +0000
@@ -569,11 +569,11 @@
           && strncasecmp((gchar *)field->entry,"TRACKTOTAL=",  MIN(11, field->length)) != 0
           && strncasecmp((gchar *)field->entry,"GENRE=",       MIN(6,  field->length)) != 0
           && strncasecmp((gchar *)field->entry,"DESCRIPTION=", MIN(12, field->length)) != 0
-          && strncasecmp((gchar *)field->entry,"COMPOSER=",    MIN(6,  field->length)) != 0
-          && strncasecmp((gchar *)field->entry,"PERFORMER=",   MIN(6,  field->length)) != 0
-          && strncasecmp((gchar *)field->entry,"COPYRIGHT=",   MIN(6,  field->length)) != 0
-          && strncasecmp((gchar *)field->entry,"LICENSE=",     MIN(6,  field->length)) != 0
-          && strncasecmp((gchar *)field->entry,"ENCODED-BY=",  MIN(6,  field->length)) != 0 )
+          && strncasecmp((gchar *)field->entry,"COMPOSER=",    MIN(9,  field->length)) != 0
+          && strncasecmp((gchar *)field->entry,"PERFORMER=",   MIN(10,  field->length)) != 0
+          && strncasecmp((gchar *)field->entry,"COPYRIGHT=",   MIN(10,  field->length)) != 0
+          && strncasecmp((gchar *)field->entry,"LICENSE=",     MIN(8,  field->length)) != 0
+          && strncasecmp((gchar *)field->entry,"ENCODED-BY=",  MIN(11,  field->length)) != 0 )
         {
             //g_print("custom %*s\n", field->length, field->entry);
             FileTag->other = g_list_append(FileTag->other,g_strndup(field->entry, field->length));