Cool way to save big object tree

Michael_SentropieS_S · December 28, 2005, 9:50pm

Peace!

I’am trying to code a ‘litle’ music enviroment… huh, dunno how to
call.
I want to import a large amount of files(30k+) into a database and tag
each
of them.

After a import i get objects for each directory (first only
directories), with some variables
(@rel referes to the parent directory node).
It looks like this: [1]

I want to save each of those objects somehow nice (first only the tags:
‘category’, ‘bitrate’, ‘path’)…
After the intial import, i want to extend the tags.
Later there are many tags, many files with compley queries
so i get now a bit scared to save all in a directory tree.

Maybe anybody has an better idea?

ID:DIR_LVL::name

[1] (human eye obj.inspect)

00025:3::the streets - mixtape {
(@rel =
```
00022:2::the streets {
```
```
  (@rel  =
```
```
    00021:1::garage {
```
```
      (@rel  =
```
```
        00000:0::root {
```
```
          (@name  = root );
```
```
          (@path  = /mnt/hdd/music );
```
```
          (@lvl  = 0 );
```

        } => MyBiadjDBReader::MyBiadjBase );

```
      (@name  = garage );
```
```
      (@frkyCntr  = 21 );
```
```
      (@ctype  = muse );
```
```
      (@path  = garage );
```
```
      (@lvl  = 1 );
```

    } => MyBiadjDBReader::MyBiadjCat );

```
  (@name  = the streets );
```
```
  (@frkyCntr  = 22 );
```
```
  (@ctype  = muse );
```
```
  (@path  = the streets );
```
```
  (@lvl  = 2 );
```
```
} => MyBiadjDBReader::MyBiadjArtist );
```
(@name = the streets - mixtape );
(@frkyCntr = 25 );
(@ctype = muse );
(@path = the streets - mixtape );
(@lvl = 3 );
} => MyBiadjDBReader::MyBiadjVinyl
[1]

So long

Michael ‘entropie’ Trommer; http://ackro.org

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