apetag is a command-line utility to edit APE tags, generally found on Monkey's Audio or .mpc files (apparently), but I also had some mp3 files which had some embedded APE tags that I couldn't get rid of without the help of this utility. Current version is 1.5. Will attach the ebuild in a sec. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
Created attachment 38588 [details] apetag-1.5.ebuild Here's the ebuild. Pretty straightforward. No "configure" script, just "make" - and I used dobin and dodoc instead of the "make install" step because there's only one binary and one script. I haven't actually tried the script out (supposed to be used for tagging a bunch of files in the same directory). One change I made was that the documentation produced when running apetag with "-h" has two typos on one line which make it look like you're supposed to use "-e" instead of the correct "-p"... I put a sed statement in src_unpack to correct that cosmetic problem.
your ebuild doesn't honor the /etc/make.conf' set CXXFLAGS. Also, the ebuild would always install debugging enabled binaries, which is not, what the end user wants to (I suppose). I've added the fixed version to CVS, and though, shall be available next sync.
