Igor Sosa Mayor <[email protected]> writes:
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I haven't tested this. I'll try to get to it today.
But here is a filter for 'has played'.
The inverse, being never played.
I made it has played to avoid the double negatives.
If the filter was 'never' has been played would be 'not never'...
Maybe a better name is simply 'played' Its the registered name
that you see in the interface.
The function could be turned into never played with a not around
the
emms-track-get. I try to keep the number of factories down.
Especially if they are composable.
This uses the return value for the last-played field as the
indicator
of being played. If it isn't set, it will be nil which is
'never-played'.
So any value will make the filter true, and will show only music
which has
been played.
Have a nice day.
Erica,
(defun emms-filters-make-filter-has-played ()
"Show only tracks that have been played."
#'(lambda (track)
(emms-track-get track 'last-played nil)))
(emms-filters-register-filter-factory "Has played"
'emms-filters-make-filter-has-played
'())
Hi emms-users,
I have already a small problem. In this case with the filter
factory
defined as "Not played since". If I filter my tracks with
"Played since"
and "Not played since" 30 days, I get exactly the same
results... Either
it is a problem with the way my tracks are storing the time or a
problem
with the code.
More precisely my question is: is this code working at expected?
(defun emms-filters-make-filter-not-played-within (days)
"Make a not played since DAYS filter."
(lambda (track)
(funcall (emms-filters-make-filter-played-within days)
track)))
Thanks in advance!
Best,
