Hi Dieter, > There is another "wish" I have: I made myself a long playlist of > songs, which I want to hear. Whenever I have time, I load that > playlist, find the first unplayed song, and start from there. When I > have other things to do, I wait until the current song finishes > playing (I hate truncated songs), which means that the next song > already starts playing. I then hit C-C C-s to stop playback, and want > to save the playlist for the next time. But the act of typing C-s C-s > marks the current, just started song as already played. Would it be > possible not to do this?
Good question. You might try `C-u C-c C-s' or `1 C-c C-s'. This brings two other things to mind: * We should have command for removing the played mark from a track. Being a Gnus user, I suggest `M-u'. * The `bongo-start' command (`C-c C-s') should start playing the first _unplayed_ track. The first of those two things actually brings a third thing to mind: * We should bind `M-j' to `bongo-join' and `M-s' to `bongo-split', which reminds me... * We should rename `bongo-split' to `bongo-splice'. Anyway, Dieter, please let us know if the commands I suggested solve your problem. -- Daniel Brockman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ bongo-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bongo-devel
