Yoni Rabkin <[email protected]> writes:
> For instance, an option that (when enabled): if there are bookmarks in
> the track being played, jump to the last bookmark.
Yes, a per-track solution is more ideal than my quick&dirty hack.
I went through this a long time ago and I don't remember well, but I had
tried bookmarks and it simply did not cut it. I'll investigate again.
That being said, I don't think this would solve the issue of the race
condition:
(when (not emms-player-playing-p)
(emms-start))
(let ((m (funcall search-f emms-playing-time track)))
(if m
(progn
(emms-player-seek-to (cdr m))
(message "%s" (car m)))
(message "%s" failure-message))))
The above code suffers from the same issue: it does not wait until the
executable and the music file have entered a state where they can "seek".
I think an optional `seek-to` added to `emms-start` would solve this.
Let me know.
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Pierre Neidhardt
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`Psychic Wins Lottery'?"
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