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Originally Posted by tompe
But that is not flat tags.
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The tags in a Mobi book are more or less the same as the tags in an MP3 file
Author->Artist
Title->Title
Genre->Genre
Etc->Etc
If you declare the MP3 tags 'not flat' the same is true for the Mobi tags
There is no 'order' or 'level' at all. The are simply text fields inside the file. And when you are choosing music you will get virtual levels because you select it at that moment. The order or level can change in an instant if you decide to look at them in another way.
It will be very easy to implement that in a CyBook. It is a proven concept an more than an hundred million people use it on a daily basis with MP3 players.
There is not much difference between searching for a book that was written by a certain writer and searching for a song from a special artist. Or looking for a group of Classic Rock songs and looking for Mystery books
Using 'grep' is almost impossible because you don't have a keyboard. And even if it was possible: Did you ever tried to explain grep to your mother in law? Even most people using Linux don't use it. They use all kind of GUI tools
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No it will not since the folder list only will contain the to level folders. The tag menu will contain all tags.
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No it won't. It will only show the relevant tags. So your first 'level' will only show you the following text:
Genre
Author
Title
As soon as you choose Genre you will see
SciFi
Romance
Non Fiction
Mystery
But ONLY so if those genres are available on your Cybook.
If you select SciFi you will see
Anderson
Asimov
Heinlein
But ONLY if you have books of those writers
You should play with an MP3 player and you will get te idea