On 08-Oct-99 Tom Spindler wrote:
> Incidentally, adding -fsquangle makes everything compile _and_ run,
> but it fails with "base/src/database.cpp:47: failed assertion `m_dbase'"
Okay, that should be fixed as of now in cvs.
Isaac
Specifically, at line 149:
m_context->prefs->GetPrefString(kSaveMusicDirPref, tempDir, &length);
It goes into happy hash land and fails miserably, and returns null;
then, because it's null it fails on the MKDIR, the metadatabase
stuff goes in the toilet, and then the lovely error
base/src/da
Thanks all. Got it but can't get theme.ui to work with visions xml file.
It looks like ParseColor() is writing over pBitmap creating an exception..
using theme.xml (latest from robert).
if (oElement == string("Bitmap"))
{
Bitmap *pBitmap;
Color oColor;
#ifdef WIN32
On 8 Oct, Sylvain wrote:
> Thanks all. Got it but can't get theme.ui to work with visions xml file.
>
> It looks like ParseColor() is writing over pBitmap creating an exception..
> using theme.xml (latest from robert).
Are you using visual studio 6? I tried it with visual studio 6 and it
wouldn
hi all,
does freeamp support graphical spectrum analyser, VU-meter,
or someting like that?
if so, how can i implement it in my UI plugin?
thanks,
--
Rodolfo Borges [[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
the total time reported by freeamp is wrong (bigger) for mp3 files
with variable bit rate. this problem also afects seeking.
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Rodolfo Borges [[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Well, it looks like there are some rather nasty lurking bugs in
gcc-2.95.1; bugs that popped up when things were compiled with -O2 went
away when compiled with -O; I'm beginning to suspect that the alias
analysis code is a bit stricter than a lot of programmers out there.
Anyway, I was getting cr
> Does any of this crap show up in linux, particularly the x86 flavors?
Yes. I have not had any luck getting the current source to compile. I've
seen most of the problems you're describing. As a matter of fact the problem
you had with/near ParseColor is pretty close to the problem that I saw when
I think I may have found a potential problem in ParseColor. I cannot
currently check the mods in -- I'm in the middle of doing a ton of other
things. However, try replacing the function in Theme.cpp with this function:
Error Theme::ParseColor(string &oColorstring, Color &oColor)
{
int iRet;
When 'Play' is pressed, it turns to pause.
If song does not play (file not found or pmo/pmi error) the button should not
become 'pause' really.
It should remain as 'play'.
Perhaps good solution would be not to do as:
[from HandleControlMessage()]
if (oControlName == string("Play") && eMesg ==
I do Win98, as usually.
Here's the patch, I find it very useful for now, that theme for now lacks
other
ways of specifying which mp3 to play (except commandline args - but those
do not even support wildcards...)
I diff'd with -c so one can apply it by hand, not trusting patch.exe to do
job right
Rainplay has it.
Oh, but rainplay is kinda undersupported and obsolete... but
still, look how it does that.
You'll need to dig around quite a bit to understand how it works, but
that's about the price you pay.
At 16:06 10/8/99 -0300, you wrote:
>
>hi all,
>
>does freeamp support graphical spectr
> On 8 Oct, Sylvain wrote:
> > Thanks all. Got it but can't get theme.ui to work with visions xml file.
> >
> > It looks like ParseColor() is writing over pBitmap creating an
exception..
> > using theme.xml (latest from robert).
>
> Are you using visual studio 6? I tried it with visual studio 6
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