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Re: [fb2k 2.0] Queue Viewer

Reply #51
Main menu commands are easy to implement.
Should be:
View | Queue Viewer > Queue Viewer
View | Queue Viewer > Sort by...
View | Queue Viewer > Randomise
View | Queue Viewer > Reverse


Re: [fb2k 2.0] Queue Viewer

Reply #53
Good solution! Satis.
EDIT: One minor thing: Sort context menu item is not visible, if no track or one track is in Queue. It could be visible, but greyed out.

Re: [fb2k 2.0] Queue Viewer

Reply #54
It was obviously a deliberate choice to hide the sort menu if the queue contains less than 2 items. If you really want to see it greyed out instead, I'll consider it for the next release.

Re: [fb2k 2.0] Queue Viewer

Reply #55
The advantage of greyed out is, that the full range of functions under all circumstances is shown. Novice user could benefit. (Don't want to use the argument, that it is a foobar2000 core convention (DUI playlist viewer).  :-X )






Re: [fb2k 2.0] Queue Viewer

Reply #61
More info please. I have no idea what you're talking about/how I could reproduce???

edit: incidentally, the holding down the middle mouse button to scroll is supported but of course that's all built in code provided by Peter's excellent SDK. I did nothing to make that happen.  :P


Re: [fb2k 2.0] Queue Viewer

Reply #63
Suggestion. Add a Remove All / Clear Queue option under the Sort item on the popup menu.

Re: [fb2k 2.0] Queue Viewer

Reply #64
Removed panel and Tab. Added Tab and queue panel. Problem gone.

Suggestion. Add a Remove All / Clear Queue option under the Sort item on the popup menu.
Build-in is the main menu command Playback | Flush playback queue

EDIT: Try to reproduce the issue. Tried with open context menu and middle click. No success.

Re: [fb2k 2.0] Queue Viewer

Reply #65
Grimes, I just discovered that you have uploaded the Queue Viewer component that marc2k3 removed to the repository.
This is great news.
I would like to know if you are going to maintain it and if you plan to upload the rest of the component that marc2k3 removed.
I would like you to upload the Qsearch that although it is a simple component it fulfills the function that Quick Search did (for 32-bit) and that its author has not updated it for a long time.
Thank you very much.

Re: [fb2k 2.0] Queue Viewer

Reply #66
Of course, I can upload QSearch, but I don't have the (latest) fb2k-component file. Please attach it. Can't maintain the components, because I don't have the skills and the source code.

Re: [fb2k 2.0] Queue Viewer

Reply #67
Thing is source code is missing, but here are some components. V2

Re: [fb2k 2.0] Queue Viewer

Reply #68
V1.6
(I don't have the rest)


Re: [fb2k 2.0] Queue Viewer

Reply #70
Of course, I can upload QSearch, but I don't have the (latest) fb2k-component file. Please attach it. Can't maintain the components, because I don't have the skills and the source code.

Message to Grimes:

Here I leave you 2 more components of those removed by marc2k3 so you can upload them to the repository.



Re: [fb2k 2.0] Queue Viewer

Reply #73
for foo_cover_info

Code: [Select]
Usage

Because it's not possible to query files for embedded album art within foobar2000, this component scans a selection of files and stores the results in a database. Updating of data is not automatic so if you add/remove art at a later date, it's up to you to run the scan again. Data is available in the following fields which are available wherever title formatting is supported.

%front_cover_width%
%front_cover_height%
%front_cover_size% (nicely formatted image size in KB/MB)
%front_cover_format%
%front_cover_bytes% (raw image size)

Note that database records are attached to the %path% of each file so if files are renamed or moved, associated data will be orphaned and the files will need re-scanning.