This is something usefull. I myself have certain directories to backup at and am always messing with the CD layouts :) Three points I'd do different though:
  1. I'd like to see a command line parameter I could use to set the maxsize variable, for sometimes I use DVDs for backing up, sometimes CDRs/
  2. I'm a lame guy and like the "-h" (human readable) in most apps. I'd probably like the input/output better stating the size in megabytes, rather than bytes.
  3. The output (through Data::Dumper) is ok for testing purposes. If you, however, want to actually use this program's output directly say with "mkisofs", I'd probably want a different output ;)
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b10m

In reply to Re: quick CD burner Selector/Optimiser by b10m
in thread quick CD burner Selector/Optimiser by dominix

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