Final cleanup. Version 2.0.

1 files changed, 25 insertions, 24 deletions

diff --git a/NEWS b/NEWS
index a5b4d89..df81d33 100644
--- a/NEWS
+++ b/NEWS
@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-IdEst -- history of user-visible changes. 2011-07-25
+IdEst -- history of user-visible changes. 2011-08-01
 Copyright (C) 2009-2011 Sergey Poznyakoff
 See the end of file for copying conditions.
 
-Please send bug reports to <gray+idest@gnu.org.ua>
+Please send bug reports to <bug-idest@gnu.org.ua>
 
 
-Version 1.99.90, Git
+Version 2.0, 2011-08-01
 
 * New option --info (-i)
 
@@ -13,51 +13,52 @@ idest --info shows information about input file structure.
 
 * Set mode shortcut.
 
-When setting frames, you can omit the --set option from all
+When setting frames, you can omit the `--set' option from all
 assignments, except the first one, e.g.:
 
   idest --set track=1 year=1985 album=Maremar track01.mp3
 
 * New option --copy (-c)  
 
-The --copy=FILE option copies frames from FILE to each file from
-the file list.  All frames are copied, unless the --filter option
+The `--copy=FILE' option copies frames from FILE to each file from
+the file list.  All frames are copied, unless the `--filter' option
 is specified (see below), in which case only the listed frames are
 copied.
 
-The --copy option can be used together with --set and --script.
+The `--copy' option can be used together with `--set', `--script' and
+`--batch' options.
 
 * New option --filter (-F)
 
-The --filter=FRAME-LIST option can be used in conjunction with
---query, --copy and --delete.  It abridges the scope of operation
-to fields from FRAME-LIST.  The `--delete --filter=FRAME-LIST'
+The `--filter=FRAME-LIST' option can be used in conjunction with
+`--query', `--copy' and `--delete'.  It abridges the scope of operation
+to the fields from FRAME-LIST.  The `--delete --filter=FRAME-LIST'
 is equivalent to `--delete=FRAME-LIST'.
 
 * New option --list-frames (-L)
 
-Lists the supported frames IDs, along with their qualifiers and
+Lists the supported frame IDs, along with their qualifiers and
 descriptions.
 
 * The --convert option
 
-The argument to --convert option is either a single major version
+The argument to `--convert' option is either a single major version
 number or a comma-separated list of version numbers.
 
 * The --id-version option
 
-The semantics of the --id-version option has changed.  Now it
+The semantics of the `--id-version' option has changed.  Now it
 instructs the program to write new and changed tags in the specified
-ID3 format.  In the contrast to the `--convert' option, this option
-does not affect files which underwent no changes.
+major ID3 format (1 or 2).  In the contrast to the `--convert' option,
+this option does not affect files which underwent no changes.
 
-The argument to --id-version option is either a single major version
+The argument to `--id-version' option is either a single major version
 number or a comma-separated list of version numbers.
 
 * New option --default-id-version (-U)
 
-The --default-id-version option sets the default ID3 version to use.
-It differs from --id-version (-V) in that the default version is used
+The `--default-id-version' option sets the default ID3 version to use.
+It differs from `--id-version' (`-V') in that the default version is used
 only if the input file originally had no ID3 tags.
 
 * New option --describe (-D)
@@ -67,7 +68,7 @@ Prints verbose frame descriptions instead of their short names.
 * The `--script' option.
 
 The `--script' (`-S') option stops further argument processing and
-passes the rest of command line as argument to the script.  The script
+passes the rest of command line as arguments to the script.  The script
 can modify the arguments (e.g. by removing its command-line options).
 The modified arguments are then returned to idest and processed as
 a list of input file names.
@@ -157,9 +158,9 @@ The full syntax is:
   
 * Changes in Scheme representation of frame lists.
 
-Each frame in the list is represented by a cons.  Car of this
+Each frame in the list is represented by a cons.  The car of this
 cons is the frame name (a string).  Its cdr is an association list
-keeping this frame properties.  Keys in this list are property
+of the frame properties.  The keys in this list are property
 IDs (Scheme symbols).  The following properties are defined for
 all frames:
 
@@ -177,9 +178,9 @@ Unsupported or partially-supported frames contain a single property:
 rawdata.  The value of this property is a list of frame fields.  Each
 field is represented by a triplet (ORD TYPE VALUE), where ORD is the
 ordinal number of that field in frame, TYPE is its type (integer) and
-VALUE is its value.  If TYPE is one of numeric types, VALUE is the
-numeric value converted to string (string->number will bring it back
-to number).  If TYPE is a string type, VALUE contains the string in
+VALUE is its value (string).  If TYPE is one of numeric types, VALUE
+is the numeric value converted to string (string->number will bring it
+back to number).  If TYPE is a string type, VALUE contains the string in
 the appropriate encoding.  Otherwise, VALUE holds the field value as
 a binary string.  Each byte in such a string is represented by two
 hexagesimal digits.  For example, "AB\n" is represented as 41420A.