add files/folders in foobar from the Nautilus context menu.

Hi all and thanks for this thread.
I made a little script to add files/folders in foobar from the Nautilus context menu. You should install the Nautilus-actions extension to add customized entries to the context menu.
I'm sure it's not perfect but it works on my linux (ubuntu) perhaps on yours too  

CODE

#!/bin/bash
#foobar2000.sh

# your installation directory
cd ~/.foobar2000/

if [ "$1" != "" ]; then
i="$@" 
else 
echo "No files"
exit 0
fi

#files
#add extensions if you want
for ext in .aac .mp3 .mp4 .ogg .flac .m4a .wma .mpc .wav .rar .zip; do
files=`echo $i | sed "s/$ext /$ext\" \"z:/g"`
i=$files
done

#folder
files=`echo \"z:$i | sed "s/ \//\" \"z:\//g"`

eval wine foobar2000.exe /add "$files\""

echo "Action: adding Directory or Files \"z:${files}\" to foobar2000"

exit 0

Save this script in where you want with the name: foobar2000.sh. and make it executable.

After, create a context menu item using the Nautilus Actions Configuration tool. Click on Add in the Nautilus Action configuration window, and in the Add a New Action dialog box, fill in the field like this:

Label: Send to foobar2000 (or what you want)
Tooltip: Send to foobar2000 (or what you want)
Path: /your/directory/foobar2000.sh
Parameters: %M

Next, click on the Conditions tab.: 
Filenames: *
Mimetypes: */*
Check "both"
and check "appears if selection has multiple files or folders"

After, click on the Advanced conditions:
Check "smb (windwos file)"

Finally, click OK and close the Nautilus Actions Configuration tool. Now, when you right-click on a file or folder, you'll see the "Send to foobar2000, and clicking on it will add file and/or folder to foobar2000.

---

Okay, this is how I do it... shouldn't need any additional scripts, it passes on as many options as you'd like. So "foobar2000 -add file1 file2 directory3 -hide" acts just like "foobar2000.exe /add file1 file2 directory3 /hide" would.

CODE

#!/bin/bash
# launches fb2k w/ options

# set path to foobar executable
FB2K="C:\Program Files\foobar2000\foobar2000.exe"
# set Internal Field Separator : character should not appear in filepaths uris or options
IFS='|'

# gives the absolute z: path usable by wine
winepath () {
case "$1" in
/*) # absolute path
file="$1"
;;
~*) # unexpanded home-relative (?)
file="$HOME${1:1}"
# HOME + ~/path, stripping ~
;;
*) # relative path
file="$(pwd)/$1"
;;
esac
file=`echo "z:$file" | sed -e '
s%/[^/]\+/\.\./%/%g # replaces /somedir/../ by /
s%\./%%g # removes ./
s%/%\\\\%g # replace / by \
'`
}

# list of arguments separated by IFS instead of space to prevent string splitting
args=""

# go through all parameters given to script and transform them for wine use if needed
until [ -z "$1" ] ; do
case "$1" in

-h|-help)
echo "Usage : `basename $0` [options] [file1 [file2 [...]]]"
echo "Available switches: -add, -play, -pause, -playpause, -prev, -next, -rand, -stop, -exit, -show, -hide, -config -command:, -playlist_command:, -playing_command:, -help."
exit
;;

# add custom options here. Example :
# -rescan)
# args="$args$IFS/command:\"Rescan Media Library\""
# ;;

-*) # options, replacing first character
args="$args$IFS/${1:1}"
;;
# /[^/]+) args="$args$IFS$1" # alternative version, windows syntax

*) # anything else ? could be file path. Or an url... or some other kind of ufo
if [ -e "$1" ] ; then # if it's a file or a directory, translate it for wine
winepath "$1"
args="$args$IFS$file"
else # otherwise keep it as is
args="$args$IFS$1"
fi
;;
esac
shift
done

# replace positional parameters with arguments (starts out with a separator)
set ${args:1}

/usr/bin/wine "$FB2K" "$@" &
exit

Inspired by plukin's script.
You can add as many custom options as you want, see comment inside second "case" block.

Edit : minor readability change.