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Topic: play_control::get()->is_playing() (Read 3035 times) previous topic - next topic
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play_control::get()->is_playing()

I'm writing a plugin in which I need to check if the current playstate is PLAY or not. So I use this line of Code:
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if (play_control::get()->is_playing()) ...
This check works fine for the playstates PLAY(true) and STOP(false). But it also returns true, if the playstate is PAUSE.
Is this intended? What else function can I use to check is playstate is PLAY, and I mean ONLY PLAY...

play_control::get()->is_playing()

Reply #1 –
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play_control * pc = play_control::get();
if (pc->is_playing() && !pc->is_paused()) ...

play_control::get()->is_playing()

Reply #2 –
Ah, ok. I see. Simple solution (to simple problem I guess  ).

Many thanks.

play_control::get()->is_playing()

Reply #3 –
what are you working on? a user interface?

ps: you're a student of mathematics, right?