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@@ -159,6 +159,23 @@ referring to the symlink. This allows sessions to be archived and transported si |
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session. The symlinks thus created should, at the very least, be named after the files they refer |
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to. Some unique component may be required to prevent collisions. |
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==== Session Root and Session Directories |
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===== Subdirectories / Hierarchical Structure |
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Subdirectories MAY be made to organize sessions into meaningful structures, such as album/track or |
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composer/genre/piece. For example: `Johann Sebastian Bach/Kantaten/Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern`. |
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Which results in the same directory structure on disk. Session names can contain any characters that |
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are supported by the underlying file system, usually UTF-8. |
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Subdirectories are created by either `nsmd` itself or by the users themselves, through their file |
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manager or a GUI (while the session is not open). |
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The project_name from `/nsm/server/new s:project_name` accepts the format `a/b/c/d`. |
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Any session itself MUST be a "leaf" in this directory tree. A session MUST NOT contain further |
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session subdirectories: any directory that contains a file `session.nsm` is the final |
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element in the hierarchy. |
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== NSM OSC Protocol |
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@@ -830,3 +847,7 @@ and do _not_ test for the server capability, as it was written in this document. |
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There are now two choices: Adjust this document to the (good) reality or consider all clients broken. |
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Summary: We consider this API document wrong and therefore fix it, thus increasing API version |
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patch-level from 1.1.0 to 1.1.1 |
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* Add API-section "Subdirectories / Hierarchical Structure" that explains the session directory. |
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This behaviour was already the case for nsm-legacy-gui and nsmd 1.5.0 was patched to adhere to this |
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behaviour more strictly as well, removing false session entries in 3rd party clients such as Agordejo. |