[vorbis-dev] ogg123 ^C changes

[Graham Mitchell]

> > Funny.  Someone did just that a few weeks back :)
> 
> Doh!  Sorry, I should have checked my mail before I sent my last one.  Ok, 
> where is the code for this?  And my question still stands about identifying 
> Ogg playlists.

A few weeks ago I implemented playlists, a daemon mode, and the ability to
poll a playlist, re-reading and restarting at the top on any changes.  I did
this for my own use to fit in with a whole voting jukebox thing I've got
going on.

The code was based off rc3 (not CVS), and I simply posted a link to the
modified source for those interested.  If playlist support of the sort I
implemented is desired for the main code, I can certainly get the latest CVS
and re-implement just that part.

I do like the suggestion about using -@ to tag playlists (together with
--playlist), which I didn't do.  My "file vs. playlist" test (which is
braindead and breaks URLs to boot) was:

        If the string doesn't end in ".ogg", it's a playlist.

Anyway, the code is still around at
        http://cs.leander.isd.tenet.edu/~mitchell/ogg123d-0.1.0.tar.gz

My code is wrapped in
        /* code added by Graham Mitchell */
        /* end of code added by Graham Mitchell */

mostly because I expect to have to re-add my stuff with each new release and
I wanted to be able to remember what parts I'd touched.

Feel free to gank my code, or I can do it properly myself once I get this
"introduction to compressed audio tutorial" polished up.


--
Graham Mitchell
computer science teacher
Leander High School

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