Cuesheets are often saved as vorbis comment
flac files (CUESHEET=.. case doesn't matter).
We can parse this now and use the information to
tag the subtracks (from the embedded cuesheets).
With these methods a tag struct can be created
from the cdtext information in a cue sheet.
The methods depend on a cue parsing library.
Reading from strings (char*) as well as from
a file (FILE*) is supported.
This is a little ugly, but as nextSongInPlaylist is both called when
queued is update (in case playlist ended) and for user "next" command,
there isn't any other (simple) solution
This patch adds a small autoconf M4 library which deals with
auto-detected features. The default for those features is "auto",
which is like the old default: if the library is present on the
system, enable the feature, disable otherwise. If the user explicitly
enables that feature (--enable-alsa), and the library is not present,
configure must fail, because it cannot fulfill the request.
Previous cast to float didn't have any effect because one value is uint
and the other is a floating type but the number itself is even..
This caused some tracks to end before they were really at an end.
The strings passed to tag_pool_get_item() are not null-terminated, and
the caller passes the string length. Don't assume it is
null-terminated anyway by using strcmp().
We're using GLib macros which were introduced in GLib 2.6, like
G_GNUC_MALLOC. Let's just drop support for GLib versions older than
2.6 instead of adding more complicated compatibility hacks.
There are numerous race conditions between the libpulse thread
(pulse_mixer.c callbacks) and the rest of MPD. Protect the volatile
attributes of the pulse_mixer struct with a mutex to fix that.
Don't mess with pulse_mixer.volume for setting the volume. This
variable should only be used to transfer the current volume from
sink_input_vol() to pulse_mixer_get_volume().
The pa_context_get_sink_input_info() function is asynchronous, and
after it returns, libpulse does not guarantee that the operation has
completed yet; in fact, it is not likely. Explicitly wait for the
operation to complete.
The code for the new pulse_wait_for_operation() function was inspired
by mplayer and xine code.
