I compiled the program and ran it. I can see it consider each file and then skip it.
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c:\java>java SwitchCalTA "C:\Users\Dad\Documents\My eBooks\test" "C:\Users\Dad\D
ocuments\My eBooks\test"
I have 1 files to process
File: 0
"ebook-meta "C:\Users\Dad\Documents\My eBooks\test\Makers of History - Xerxes -
Abbot_ Jacob.lrf""
Skipped File, continueing...
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I looked into the code and found the function where it is skipping the file. It is an ELSE statement, where the condition is:
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if (author!=null&title!=null)
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That condition makes total sense - I would not want to switch the author and the title if they were both NULL. However, the thing I see as the author and the title on this file are not NULL. This leads me to believe that we might be talking about different parameters.
I am going to keep investigating, as I know it is not your job to solve all my problems, and this is a great way for me to learn Java. (That is a terrific tutorial page you pointed me to, by the way).
To switch the title and author manually, I use the command:
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lrf-meta -t "Makers of History - Xerxes" -a "Abbot Jacob" "Makers of History - Xerxes - Abbot_ Jacob.lrf"
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Immediately after switching the title and author, I load the file into Sony's eBook Library. So the title and author that I am interested in are the ones that will display in eBook library and are changed using lrf-meta.
I am going to investigate the functions "read metadata" and "find metadata". I suspect converting the line:
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cmd[2]= "\"ebook-meta \""+files[i].getAbsolutePath()+"\"\"";
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into one that uses lrf-meta might lead to some happy results, but first, my wife needs me to mop the tiles in the kitchen.
Anyway, thanks again. I am having a lot of fun with this.