Bug#141702: skipped lyrics in playmidi -r

2002-04-07 Thread Seneca Cunningham
Package: playmidi Version: 2.4-4 playmidi -r occasionally misses some lines of lyrics. splaymidi and xplaymidi don't. The missed lines are generally shorter than most other lines (usually between 1 and 3 characters long). The same lines are consistently missed each time the file is played. The ski

Bug#138993: Illegible output in xterm

2002-03-18 Thread Seneca Cunningham
Package: playmidi Version: 2.4-3 playmidi -r currently does not display properly in any form of xterm that I have tried. It works when used on a console. I made some changes that get it to properly display in an xterm. diff -ur playmidi-2.4.orig/io_ncurses.c playmidi-2.4/io_ncurses.c --- playmidi

Bug#138822: Bad filename output

2002-03-17 Thread Seneca Cunningham
Package: playmidi Version: 2.4-3 If a file with a long (> COLS - 53) name is next to a file with long karaoke text in a playlist, when running playmidi -r, the last line of karaoke text appears as the line under the filename. diff -ur playmidi-2.4.orig/io_ncurses.c playmidi-2.4/io_ncurses.c --- p

Bug#134299: SEGV when using playmidi with 8-character filenames

2002-02-17 Thread Seneca Cunningham
I have been checking into the source of playmidi, and have determined the cause of playmidi segfaulting on eight character filenames (on my system) is found on line 422 of playmidi.c. $ diff -c playmidi-2.4.orig/playmidi.c playmidi-2.4/playmidi.c *** playmidi-2.4.orig/playmidi.cSun May 18

Bug#134299: SEGV when using playmidi with 8-character filenames

2002-02-16 Thread Seneca Cunningham
Package: playmidi Version: 2.4-2 When used in with files with an eight character name, but no extension is specified, playmidi segfaults. When the extension or path is stated, no SEGV. When playmidi is not used in X, "playmidi -r midifile" works, but "playmidi midifile" doesn't work, and "splaymi