Michael Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > For starters, I'd like to move `get-emms-playlist-buffers' to emms.el > (or maybe emms-playlist-mode.el, depending on whether forcer wants the > default mode to handle multiple EMMS buffers gracefully, or leave that > to emms-playlist-mode), and rename it `emms-playlist-buffer-list'.
I think we originally separated meta- from playlist not to confuse "standard" users who don't want too much features. But I don't mind putting it back. > Then, it'd be nice to define a `emms-playlist-current-kill' function > in emms.el (or emms-playlist-mode.el) that kills the current playlist > and sets emms-playlist-buffer to the first buffer we get from calling > `emms-playlist-buffer-list', so that the next most-recently visited > playlist buffer becomes the current playlist. I'm all for it. > I'd like to add some code to emms-playlist-mode.el that creates a new > playlist buffer whenever you hit RET on a playlist (.m3u or .pls) > file. It would, of course, be disabled by default, so we don't > surprise people. I have thougt about it too. With such a feature, you wouldn't overwrite your current playlist if you listen to a webradio for few minutes, for instance. > Another proposed extension to emms-playlist-mode is to distinguish > between burying the current playlist and actually killing it (perhaps > killing could be mapped to "k"). OK for me, though I can usually C-x k myself. Nice features :) -- Lucas _______________________________________________ Emms-help mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emms-help
