Fix support for titles with symbols in them #21
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The shell code here was all wrong and unsafe. This fixes the shell argument passing so that all kinds of symbols and characters are allowed. The "*" -> "_" replacement isn't strictly necessary but it's usually polite not to put *'s in your file names Test with: jbripper.py u p spotify:track:4XoP1AkbOurU9CeZ2rMEz2
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The shell code here was all wrong and unsafe. This fixes the shell
argument passing so that all kinds of symbols and characters are
allowed.
The "*" -> "_" replacement isn't strictly necessary but it's usually
polite not to put *'s in your file names
Test with: jbripper.py u p spotify:track:4XoP1AkbOurU9CeZ2rMEz2