				MP3info
					- Adds or changes MP3s' ID3 

 NOTE:

    I'm back :-) Sorry about the delay, but I got myself a real job and had some other things in mind. Anyway, here I am. I'd like to thank everyone who pointed bugs and contributed something to the code. I didn't expect this to be used by so many people. I think I'm gonna cry. ;-)

 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/XMMS (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.
    I got a few requests so I brought the command line back. Both versions are working, now.
    I also made a GTK version (gmp3info), which is now packed along with the console version. It's my first attempt at GTK, so please give me some _useful_ feedback :-)

 USAGE:

    As easy as typing:
      mp3info (-i | -t ... -a ... -l ... -y ... -c ...) /path/to/my/file.mp3
    Try "mp3info -h" for detailed help.
    GMP3info works like:
      gmp3info /path/to/my/file.mp3

 KNOWN BUGS:

    Even less, now.
    - There's no "save and quit" in interactive mode. 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.

 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. It shouldn't cause any damage, but if it does, blame yourself!

 TO DO:

    Fix the known bugs? :-)
    Add an "Open file" option to GMP3info.

    					Ricardo Cerqueira
						<rmc@rccn.net>
