void AddIndex(CUE_File.Command.INDEX indexCommand)
{
var newindex = new CompiledCueIndex();
newindex.FileMSF = indexCommand.Timestamp;
newindex.Number = indexCommand.Number;
curr_track.Indexes.Add(newindex);
}
void CloseTrack()
{
if (curr_track == null)
{
return;
}
//normalize: if an index 0 is missing, add it here
if (curr_track.Indexes.Count == 0)
{
curr_track = null;
return;
}
if (curr_track.Indexes[0].Number != 0)
{
var index0 = new CompiledCueIndex();
var index1 = curr_track.Indexes[0];
index0.Number = 0;
index0.FileMSF = index1.FileMSF; //same MSF as index 1 will make it effectively nonexistent
//well now, if it's the first in the file, an implicit index will take its value from 00:00:00 in the file
//this is the kind of thing I sought to solve originally by 'interpreting' the file, but it seems easy enough to handle this way
//my carlin.cue tests this but test cases shouldnt be hard to find
if (curr_track.IsFirstInFile)
{
index0.FileMSF = new Timestamp(0);
}
curr_track.Indexes.Insert(0, index0);
}
OUT_CompiledCueTracks.Add(curr_track);
curr_track = null;
}