Duncan Webb schrieb:
> First try this:
> # freevo prompt
>  >>> import sys
>  >>> sys.path
>
> It tells you where freevo is looking for modules.
>   
Freevo prompt? how do i get there?
> I assume that as this is a idlebar plug-in it should go into 
> src/plugins/idlebar and is activated with:
> plugin.activate('idlebar.mpdnow')
>   
i've done this. i really think the problem is the debian package. There 
just is no src/foo folder.

/usr/bin/freevo.real
/usr/bin/freevo (bash script, which runs freevo.real)
/usr/share/freevo/freevo_config.py

'src' dir is /usr/share/pycentral/python-freevo/site-packages/freevo/

i tried to link it all together but it confused me. I would like to 
sustain the original debian structure.
freevo is just not looking into 
/usr/share/pycentral/python-freevo/site-packages/freevo/plugins/ for new 
plugins, but finds its old plugins somehow.
> The first problem I've seen is that mpdclient2 is in audio/plugins so 
> you need to import audio.plugins.mpdclient2 instead of just mpdclient2 
> and you only need this once.
>   
regardless, it works well with just 'import mpdclient2' ;) (python-magic!!!)

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