Changed the sipbmp3-itunes folder into a submodule, so that the repo can reside in...

[Scripts/git/.git] / sipbmp3-itunes.bak / sipbmp3 - Queue Music.applescript

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+-- -----------------
+-- iTunes -> sipbmp3
+-- -----------------
+-- This is a simple little script which sends
+-- music from an iTunes library to the sipbmp3
+-- lpr server.
+--
+-- Changelog:
+--
+-- 23 Aug 2009 -> broder spun loop into shell script instead of
+--     applescript so that iTunes doesn't hang
+-- 9 Jan 2009 -> price added 'quoted form'
+-- 7 Jan 2009 -> kmill created initial version
+--
+-- Installation:
+--
+-- 1) Launch the Printer Setup Utility and add
+--    an IP Printer with the LPD protocol with
+--    the following information:
+--     Address: zygorthian-space-raiders.mit.edu
+--     Queue: sipbmp3
+--    It is not necessary to specify the driver.
+--
+-- 2) Create the directory ~/Library/iTunes/Scripts
+--    and place the "Send to sipbmp3.scpt" file
+--    within.
+--
+-- Usage:
+--
+-- When in iTunes, select the songs which you
+-- would like to hear in the office, and click
+-- "Send to sipbmp3" in the script menu from
+-- the menu bar.  The script menu looks like a
+-- little scroll icon.  There will be no
+-- feedback beyond the pleasant sounds you now
+-- hear around you.
+
+set ts to ""
+
+tell application "iTunes"
+       repeat with t in selection
+               if class of t is (file track) then
+                       set loc to POSIX path of (get location of t)
+                       set ts to ts & " " & (quoted form of loc)
+               end if
+       end repeat
+end tell
+
+set command to "(for t in " & ts & "; do lpr -o raw -Psipbmp3 \"$t\"; done) >/dev/null 2>&1 </dev/null &"
+do shell script command