With the Python bindings for libtagedit, you can easily edit Ogg comments
and id3v2 tags within Python.
The Python interface of the TagEditor class is, comparing to the C++ one, more
enhanced. It includes:
* field access by strings, not only by index
* retrieving of all field names (TagEditor.fieldnames() as static method)
* a dictionary containing all comments (TagEditor.fieldDict())
* all supported audio file extensions in a Python list (tageditor.tagEditorExts())

The std::strings, which are used in the C++ class, are mapped to Python strings, so
no conversions are necessary.
To create a tageditor, just call
tag = createTagEditor(filename)
which returns a class of the right type. If you want further information, refer to
the libtagedit sourcecode.
To show the capabilities of libtagedit, several examples are included in the package.
