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fix still more documentation typos

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Adrian Sampson 2012-05-03 17:43:58 -07:00
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docs/guides/main.rst
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@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ So handy!
Beets also has a ``stats`` command, just in case you want to see how much music
you have::
$ ./beet stats
$ beet stats
Tracks: 13019
Total time: 4.9 weeks
Total size: 71.1 GB

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@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ matches a lot of songs in my library, this more-specific query::
only matches songs by the artist The-Dream. One query I especially appreciate is
one that matches albums by year::
$ beet list -a year:2011
$ beet list -a year:2012
Recall that ``-a`` makes the ``list`` command show albums instead of individual
tracks, so this command shows me all the releases I have from this year.
@ -65,7 +65,8 @@ tracks, so this command shows me all the releases I have from this year.
Phrases
-------
As of beets 1.0b9, you can query for strings with spaces in them by quoting or escaping them using your shell's argument syntax. For example, this command::
You can query for strings with spaces in them by quoting or escaping them using
your shell's argument syntax. For example, this command::
$ beet list the rebel
@ -76,7 +77,7 @@ shows several tracks in my library, but these (equivalent) commands::
only match the track "The Rebel" by Buck 65. Note that the quotes and
backslashes are not part of beets' syntax; I'm just using the escaping
functionality of by shell (bash or zsh, for instance) to pass ``the rebel`` as a
functionality of my shell (bash or zsh, for instance) to pass ``the rebel`` as a
single argument instead of two.
.. _regex:
@ -96,7 +97,7 @@ query prints the path to any file in my library that's missing a track title::
$ beet list -p title::^$
To search *all* fields using a regular expression, just prefix the expression
with a single `:`, like so::
with a single ``:``, like so::
$ beet list :Ho[pm]eless
@ -110,8 +111,7 @@ Path Queries
------------
Sometimes it's useful to find all the items in your library that are
(recursively) inside a certain directory. With beets 1.0b9, use the ``path:``
field to do this::
(recursively) inside a certain directory. Use the ``path:`` field to do this::
$ beet list path:/my/music/directory