Martin Schoenmakers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > William Xu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> If we bind 's' to stop, at least it confuses me at first, Start or Stop >> ? > > Well, given that you don't typically stop something that isn't started > or start something that isn't currently stopped, wouldn't it be useful > to make it work as either, depending on state? I've already done > something not unlike that myself with my global 'control EMMS while in > some other buffer' bindings. > > (The one time it makes a difference, perhaps, is pause. Start and stop > are equally applicable in that case, but then if it's a single keypress, > doing it at most twice probably isn't much trouble.) > > Just some random remarks at 4am ;)
I think that the most natural keybinding for starting the track under point is RET, but I don't really mind what stops the player as long as it is a single lower-case key. By "natural" I mean "in the context of an Emacs user". That is, I want the same action which works in w3m, the grep buffer and *info* to work for Emms: I put point over the item I want and press RET. I don't use other audio players (besides last.fm, which I don't actually interact with), so I can't really put it in any other context other than the Emacs one. -- "Cut your own wood and it will warm you twice" _______________________________________________ Emms-help mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emms-help
