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foo_playlist_tree

Reply #1750 –
Nevermind, I read the readme and managed to solve my own problem!

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Reply #1751 –
Could anyone re-upload the foo_playlist_tree source code or email a copy to me? Thanks.

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Reply #1752 –
cwbowron

In last betas (0.95b7 and 0.95b8) Peter delete function $rand() from supported functions list and random queries not worked now.

It is possible support random queries without using internal function of fobar2000 and can you create you own $rand() as internal in foo_playlist_tree.dll?

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Reply #1753 –
Quote from: pIv on
cwbowron

In last betas (0.95b7 and 0.95b8) Peter delete function $rand() from supported functions list and random queries not worked now.

It is possible support random queries without using internal function of fobar2000 and can you create you own $rand() as internal in foo_playlist_tree.dll?


if it still is unsupported when the official 0.9.5 is released (non-beta) I'll do something.

In the mean time, you could use a scheme query and use the scheme (rand) function which returns a floating point value between 0-1
There used to be a link to my website here.

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Reply #1754 –
In beta 9 funcyion $rand() not supported too.

By me it is very good solution add function $cwb_rand(), if Peter not want to  support $rand() function.

Without this function foo_playlist_tree is lost it usefulness as 50% minimum.

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Reply #1755 –
Anyone have a mirror? Seems like the main site download is down

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Reply #1756 –
Quote from: pIv on
In beta 9 funcyion $rand() not supported too.

By me it is very good solution add function $cwb_rand(), if Peter not want to  support $rand() function.

Without this function foo_playlist_tree is lost it usefulness as 50% minimum.


I added $cwb_rand() to foo_cwb_hooks today.
There used to be a link to my website here.

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Reply #1757 –
Quote from: cwbowron on
Quote from: pIv on

In beta 9 funcyion $rand() not supported too.

By me it is very good solution add function $cwb_rand(), if Peter not want to  support $rand() function.

Without this function foo_playlist_tree is lost it usefulness as 50% minimum.


I added $cwb_rand() to foo_cwb_hooks today.


I have been using foo_playlist_tree in 9.4 and love it.  Is it possible to use in the 9.5 default UI?

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Reply #1758 –
Quote from: cwbowron on
Quote from: pIv on

In beta 9 funcyion $rand() not supported too.

By me it is very good solution add function $cwb_rand(), if Peter not want to  support $rand() function.

Without this function foo_playlist_tree is lost it usefulness as 50% minimum.


I added $cwb_rand() to foo_cwb_hooks today.


Big thanks to you from me!

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Reply #1761 –
Being able to hide a node completely (not just it's childnodes) would be very nice, unless I am missing something the @hidden "functions" only hide the current nodes children.

Edit: One more thing - I'm getting flickering of various degrees most of the times a query is run. It gets really annoying when using a dark background for the tree panel (white stripes/blocks appearing and disappearing ><). I don't have any idea of how the panel gets redrawn (haven't got much experience in Windows UI programming), but could the flicking possibly be resolved by repainting the panel with the background color before "the big redraw"?
Edit #2: Apparentely one of the queries had autorefresh turned on, with them off I'm only getting giant white flicker while updating the queries which generate long lists.
Edit #3: Hmm or not, flickering is back again =(
Edit #4: Resizing also results in alot of flickering

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Reply #1762 –
Ive been going through the thread's posts and the tutorial page, and I must say that scripting the query scheme is quiet over whelming. I even read some introductions to Scheme and Lambda programing, yet it still doesnt make perfect sense, its damn over whelming.   

Anyway, I have not given up yet, but I really need a scheme that will do the following:

Display only a list of playlists who's names end with "-C".
So that when I have the following playlists shown in "Playlist Switcher":

1. *FILTER*
2. *Browser*
3. *90's Hip Hop*
4. *90's R&B*
5. *100 Most Played*
6. Deep House -C
7. Neo Soul -C
8. Jaz -C

Then only the following playlist should be shown in "Playlist Tree Panel":

Deep House -C
Neo Soul -C
Jaz -C

Can this be done? Can someone please have a go at this and let me know if it can be done, and of cause tell me how to go about, with out sending me to the example page again.

Thanks in advance.

Oh, can the results on the scheme get displayed without the suffix "-C":
So that the scheme looks for playlists who's names end with "-C" but only labels them without the "-C"
A teacher is a student in denial.

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Reply #1763 –
Quote from: cybasoul on
Display only a list of playlists who's names end with "-C".

...

Oh, can the results on the scheme get displayed without the suffix "-C":
So that the scheme looks for playlists who's names end with "-C" but only labels them without the "-C"

this should be pretty close to what you want:

Code: [Select]
(for-each-playlist
 (lambda (playlist)
   (let ((len (string-length playlist)))
     (when (> len 2)
	   (let ((suffix (substring playlist (- len 2) len)))
	     (when (equal? suffix "-C")
		   (let ((shortened (substring playlist 0 (- len 2))))
		     (for-each-playlist-entry 
		      playlist
		      (lambda (entry)
			(add-node
			 entry
			 (list shortened
			       (format-title entry "%artist% - %title%"))))))))))))
There used to be a link to my website here.

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Reply #1764 –
Quote from: cwbowron on
this should be pretty close to what you want:

Code: [Select]
(for-each-playlist
 (lambda (playlist)
   (let ((len (string-length playlist)))
     (when (> len 2)
	   (let ((suffix (substring playlist (- len 2) len)))
	     (when (equal? suffix "-C")
		   (let ((shortened (substring playlist 0 (- len 2))))
		     (for-each-playlist-entry 
		      playlist
		      (lambda (entry)
			(add-node
			 entry
			 (list shortened
			       (format-title entry "%artist% - %title%"))))))))))))

Thanks for your quick reply, but did you get to test the scheme, because it does not do any thing when I try it.
A teacher is a student in denial.

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Reply #1765 –
Quote from: cybasoul on
Thanks for your quick reply, but did you get to test the scheme, because it does not do any thing when I try it.


Yes, I tested it.  I'm not sure why it wouldnt work for you.
There used to be a link to my website here.

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Reply #1766 –
release 3.0.5 fixes a bug that appears with 9.5.1 betas

    *  added context menu item: Send to library playlist (Selected)
    * fixed a bug in context menu items that caused a crash with 9.5.1 beta
There used to be a link to my website here.

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Reply #1767 –
Quote from: fabiospark on
If I hide both the lines and the root node the + disappears and I can't use the tree.

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It seems %__replaygain_track_gain%  (even without the %%) is not considered in the criteria box.
It works in the format, instead.
Am I wrong or should I use some other formatting in the criteria box?


Thanks.

I've searched everywhere and still can't figure this out. I would like to use the criteria field to find all tracks that have no replay gain applied. Does anyone know how I can accomplish this?

Thanks.

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Reply #1768 –
Hello , I remember There was an option for viewing the tracks as they are organized in the harddrive as folder tree. Can you remind me please how it is done?

Thanks.
 

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Reply #1770 –
Thanks , cwbowron.
Is it only possible to see the actual folder organization in hard drive when using @drop ? I was trying this with @database earlier with no success.

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Reply #1771 –
Quote from: amiti on
Is it only possible to see the actual folder organization in hard drive when using @drop ? I was trying this with @database earlier with no success.


Take a look at the next query on that page too... basically you can use $replace(%path%,\,|) as your format.
There used to be a link to my website here.

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Reply #1772 –
Thank you

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Reply #1773 –
Quote from: Reflection on
Quote from: fabiospark on

If I hide both the lines and the root node the + disappears and I can't use the tree.

---------

It seems %__replaygain_track_gain%  (even without the %%) is not considered in the criteria box.
It works in the format, instead.
Am I wrong or should I use some other formatting in the criteria box?


Thanks.

I've searched everywhere and still can't figure this out. I would like to use the criteria field to find all tracks that have no replay gain applied. Does anyone know how I can accomplish this?

Thanks.


this works for me:
NOT %__replaygain_track_gain% HAS .

foo_playlist_tree

Reply #1774 –
Quote from: vigge on
Being able to hide a node completely (not just it's childnodes) would be very nice, unless I am missing something the @hidden "functions" only hide the current nodes children.


with @hidden2 you can hide entire nodes. just make sure there is a space after hidden2, otherwise it doesn't work for me. and the odd thing is after restarting foobar the nodes are back again, refreshing the query hides them again.
eg this code hides all nodes that have only one item:
'@format<$ifgreater(%_itemcount%,1,,@hidden2 )>'