Add CDText writing to .cue() method.
* morituri/image/toc.py:
Add CDText parsing.
* morituri/test/test_image_toc.py:
* morituri/test/breeders.cue (added):
Add a test for cue'ing the breeders' toc.
* morituri/image/toc.py:
Add parsing of ISRC codes.
Add first part of CDTEXT stuff.
* morituri/test/test_image_toc.py:
Add test for converting .toc to .cue
* morituri/test/cure.cue
Add reference for converted cure.toc
* morituri/test/test_image_toc.py:
* morituri/test/test_program_cdrdao.py:
After careful vetting, fix up the expected values after toc parsing.
Fix (untested) INDEX handling. Fix handling of START.
Add logging.
Add methods to clear a table of files, and to absolutize indexes
as long as the source is the same file, and to set a File on a
given index, adjusting all following indexes that match the
duration, and check if the IndexTable has all information for a TOC.
* morituri/image/toc.py:
Add logging.
Use a counter for the source.
Fix up index offset calculation.
* morituri/program/cdrdao.py:
Use a real IndexTable as the result, instead of a TocFile.
* morituri/image/cue.py:
Use a real IndexTable to store tracks.
* morituri/test/test_image_toc.py:
The toc file now has a table which has the tracks.
Fix the tests to adjust for wrong index calculations.
* morituri/test/test_image_cue.py:
* morituri/test/test_image_image.py:
* morituri/image/image.py:
The cue file now has a table which has the tracks.
* morituri/test/test_image_table.py:
Add assertions to make sure when the table can serve as a TOC.
* examples/readdisc.py:
Adjust for changes. Fix up to include AccurateRip results.
First time we can do a complete normal rip including verifying
against AccurateRip results!
* morituri/test/test_image_toc.py:
* morituri/test/bloc.toc (added):
Fix up .toc parsing to correct index 0 behaviour.
Add Bloc Party's Silent Alarm .toc file to test HTOA.
* morituri/image/table.py (added):
* morituri/test/test_image_toc.py (deleted):
* morituri/image/toc.py (deleted):
Move files around in preparation for the .toc file parsing.
