Quoth Phillip Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> This still doesn't work great for me because I am too likely to kill EAP,
> taking my music with it, although it should solve the problems with
> inconsistent state.
I've thought of that too :-)
(add-to-list 'kill-emacs-query-functions
(lambda ()
(if (fboundp 'eap-running-p)
(if (eap-running-p) (progn (eap-state-change 'quit) t) t)
t)))
> ST> Check out the AlsaPlayer man page for more on this.
>
> Oh, it is easy. I just run alsaplayer and it controls the EAP. Set EAP going,
> then run "alsaplayer --pause" from the command line. eap-remote.el can just do
> this. I was only thinking of implementing "play, pause, next" that sort of
> thing. All the playlist stuff would still have to be run from the main emacs.
Go ahead and write it in that case Phil. I'm quite happy to bundle it
with eap once it's ready, and thanks for your interest.
Sebastian
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