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Below is the attempt and the error. I believe it is because I only have sessions 4..7.

$ go run tracks.go \
  --behavior mv \
  --src_dir /Volumes/Samsung_T5/Aufname/2017-12-17/interchange/2017-12-17/audiofiles \
  --patch_file /Volumes/Samsung_T5/Aufname/2017-12-17/Avid\ VENUE\ Patch\ List\ Dec\ 17\ 2017\,\ 20-12.html \
  --dry_run
panic: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference
[signal SIGSEGV: segmentation violation code=0x1 addr=0x18 pc=0x10f2cb6]

goroutine 1 [running]:
github.com/kward/tracks/venue.(*Channel).Name(...)
	/Users/kward/var/wa/go/src/github.com/kward/tracks/venue/venue.go:294
main.NameTracks(0xc420402090, 0xc420113290, 0xc420043f10, 0xc420402060, 0x0)
	/Users/kward/var/wa/github.com/kward/tracks/tracks.go:213 +0x106
main.main()
	/Users/kward/var/wa/github.com/kward/tracks/tracks.go:106 +0x488
exit status 2

Sessions:

• Track 01-4.wav
• Track 01-5.wav
• Track 01-6.wav
• Track 01-7.wav
• ...

For the soon to be uploaded patch list venue/testdata/20180128 Avid S3L-X Patch List.html, at least the following two tracks were named incorrectly.

• S2.13 vFlorina --> 13 (correct is 29)
• S2.16 vGloria --> 16 (correct is 32)

In both cases, the channels were on Stage 2, but Stage 1 had a matching unused (and unnamed) channel that incorrectly matched.

Provide supporting documentation on how to use.

When out of convenience, a stereo track is made mono by patching both channels to the same input, it results in names like "Loop-L, Loop-R". Detect these cases, and rename the track as "Loop".

The following error appeared because one of my Venue tracks had a '/' in the name, which of course is the Unix path separator.

error copying file, rename /Volumes/ka01/aufname/ICF/2017/20170414 Ostern Brother/interchange/20170414 Ostern Brother/audiofiles/Track 45-2.wav /Volumes/ka01/aufname/ICF/2017/20170414 Ostern Brother/interchange/20170414 Ostern Brother/audiofiles/02-45 Th10 Paul/White.wav: no such file or directory
exit status 70

Moving or renaming files breaks the ability for Tracks to open the files again in the future. Symbolic links would preserve this ability.

Patterns:

• Use @ for templating delimiters.
• Have some built-in defaults, but allow custom patterns from the command-line.

Variables:

• name
• track_no
• session_no
• extension