				MP3info
					- Adds or changes MP3s' ID3 

 MY REASONS:

    Well... I rarely use mpg123, which displays the MP3s' info, but I came out with this in a sleepless night. I never bothered with cleaning or perfecting the code, except when it malfunctioned ;-).
    The new versions of X11Amp (0.9+) also read ID3, so now I had a reason to get this to work. I got bored with the command line interface, so I drew a curses version. Nothing too fancy, but it's prettier.

 USAGE:

    As easy as typing:
      mp3info /path/to/my/file.mp3
    This should bring up a window at the top of your screen, where you can fill in the data.

 KNOWN BUGS:

    Errr... a few.
    - If there's already an ID3, it's NOT overwritten. MP3info appends it's data to the end of the MP3 file. (which makes it the valid one, but the old one should disappear)
    - There's no "save and quit". You must fill in all the fields (even if it is with blanks) and let the program finish by itself. CTRL+C does leave MP3info, but the data isn't saved.
    - It doesn't check if the file exists, or if it is an MP3. If it doesn's exist, a new file is created, whose only content is the ID3. mp3 readers do read them, but there's no music in them :-) (but the ID3 works ;-) )

 DISCLAIMER:

    I do not take responsability for damaged files, MP3s or not. If you decide to run this on something else than an MP3, tough luck. You're on your own.

 TO DO:

    Fix the known bugs? :-)
    There are still a few things that could be done and/or perfected, but for me, it does the trick.IF anyone starts using this, then I'll have a reason to look at it.

    					Ricardo Cerqueira
						<rmc@ssi.aaum.pt>
