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Reply #125 –
If someone could help me please..  How would one use %cwb_activelist_duration% & cwb_hms() converts a time in seconds into hh:mm:ss (Together to make a tracklist into Hours minutes & seconds)??

Cheers

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Reply #126 –
Quote from: Blitzmeister on
If someone could help me please..  How would one use %cwb_activelist_duration% & cwb_hms() converts a time in seconds into hh:mm:ss (Together to make a tracklist into Hours minutes & seconds)??

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$cwb_hms(%cwb_activelist_duration%)

Works for me, i don't know why it would not for you

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Reply #127 –
Thanks  It works until you add or remove songs & the time stays the same.  Does it need to use --> refresh cwb_next_* on playlist operations (reorder,add,remove) in any way??

Cheers

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Reply #129 –
Come on, do some reading for you self, we're not your library.

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Reply #130 –
I searched the threads and could not find the code for this.  I want to convert the value displayed in seconds for %cwb_playinglist_duration% to days:minutes:seconds in a simlar fashion to the way playlist dropdown displays this data.  Anyone know of the appropriate code?

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Reply #132 –
Request:

%cwb_playlist%, %cwb_playlist_count% and %cwb_playlist_duration%.  I am writing the code to display certain playlist info with trackinfo mod.  However, I want to display the item count for particular playlist which may or may not be active or playing.  As such, these hooks would make it possible.  The user could define the name for %cwb_playlist%, and the other two variables could automatically store the count and duration for the user defined playlist.

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Reply #133 –
Would it be possible that the %cwb_next*% variables show the right next fields even when playback order is shuffle (track, directory, album)?
By now it shows false next fields and have to be sorted out.
The same with order: repeat

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Reply #134 –
Quote from: Infernus on
Would it be possible that the %cwb_next*% variables show the right next fields even when playback order is shuffle (track, directory, album)?


No, not really.

But with %cwb_playback_order% you can test to see what the playback order is and not use %cwb_next_*% if its not really going to work.
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Reply #135 –
Would it be possible to add something like %cwb_audioscrobbler% to check if foo_audioscrobbler has submitted a track or not?

%cwb_audioscrobbler% = 0, when false
%cwb_audioscrobbler% = 1, when true

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Reply #136 –
Quote from: metal_termite on
Would it be possible to add something like %cwb_audioscrobbler% to check if foo_audioscrobbler has submitted a track or not?

%cwb_audioscrobbler% = 0, when false
%cwb_audioscrobbler% = 1, when true


No, that should be done in foo_audioscrobbler.
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Reply #137 –
New version, should help somewhat with the lag issues in foo_uie_trackinfo_mod.

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= Version 1.0.12 =
  *  $cwb_wdhms() - weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds
    * $cwb_splitnum() - converts "12345678" to "12 345 678". optional second paramater can be delimiter (i.e. comma for comma separated)
    * reduced callback notifications by posting one message for some items rather than all variables (cwb_next rather than cwb_next_title, cwb_next_artist, etc)
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Reply #138 –
Quote from: cwbowron on
New version, should help somewhat with the lag issues in foo_uie_trackinfo_mod.

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= Version 1.0.12 =
  *  $cwb_wdhms() - weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds
    * $cwb_splitnum() - converts "12345678" to "12 345 678". optional second paramater can be delimiter (i.e. comma for comma separated)
    * reduced callback notifications by posting one message for some items rather than all variables (cwb_next rather than cwb_next_title, cwb_next_artist, etc)


Thanks for the update,it acts better but still lags.
Favourite artist:CD-R
Favourite album:700MB

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Reply #139 –
Don't see this on the request list and IIRC no one has requested this here yet. Could you add this feature if possible which users can add their own variables and define it like the way we can use global varibables in ColumnUI, global variables in ColumnUI are limited to ColumnUI and its extensions only.

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Reply #140 –
After reading 6 pages & the Wiki I can't seem to find the answer to this question. Can you change the way %cwb_systemdate% shows year, month, date into the reverse?

Cheers.

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Reply #141 –
Quote from: Blitzmeister on
After reading 6 pages & the Wiki I can't seem to find the answer to this question. Can you change the way %cwb_systemdate% shows year, month, date into the reverse?


No, but you could use $substr() to split it up yourself.
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Reply #142 –
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$put(systemdate,$right(%cwb_systemdate%,2)'-'$substr(%cwb_systemdate%,6,8)$left(%cwb_systemdate%,4)

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Reply #143 –
@Blitzmeister

I use following function to arrange systemdate for my needs:
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 $substr(s,m,n)

Returns substring of string s, starting from m-th character and ending at n-th character.

DD.MM.YYYY would be
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// DAY
$substr(%cwb_systemdate%,9,10)'.'
// MONTH
$substr(%cwb_systemdate%,6,7)'.'
// YEAR
$substr(%cwb_systemdate%,1,4)


edit: hehe, quick guys here

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Reply #144 –
A function that i would really need does similar like $meta_sep(Tag,s1,s2) but would sort the multiple tags by alphabet.

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Reply #145 –
Since we are all making requests I'd like to throw one in..

How about a function like maybe $cwb_filename(x) that will do:
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$replace(x,$char(92),,$char(47),,$char(58),,$char(42),,$char(63),,$char(34),,$char(60),,$char(62),,$char(124),)


Returning string x stripped of \,/,:,*,?,",<,>,| which are the characters windows reports as invalid for filenames. IMO it would be very useful when using tags for albumart or other filename functions.

EDIT: Or perhaps add a second parameter which woudl determine what character to replace those with.

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Reply #146 –
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= Release 1.0.13 =
* added preferences option to turn on/off notifications.
There used to be a link to my website here.

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Reply #147 –
Quote from: cwbowron on
Quote from: Blitzmeister on
After reading 6 pages & the Wiki I can't seem to find the answer to this question. Can you change the way %cwb_systemdate% shows year, month, date into the reverse?
No, but you could use $substr() to split it up yourself.
Besides YYYY-MM-DD is ISO 8601 standard.

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Reply #148 –
Quote from: cwbowron on
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= Release 1.0.13 =
* added preferences option to turn on/off notifications.


Thank you very much!It completely solves the problem of high cpu usage!Great plugin,thanks again!
Favourite artist:CD-R
Favourite album:700MB

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Reply #149 –
I do not know if it's your plugins mistake, or trackinfo_mod panels:

When I update a playlist, e.g. with foo_playlist_bind, %cwb_activelist_count% does not refresh. It does refresh if I go to another playlist and then return.

Can you fix that or ist it the trackinfo_mods job? BTW, I have notifications turned on.