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I'm using fvwm, and I'm wanting to create a menu that will list all my songs and switch to that song. I'll be able to figure out the former, but I didn't see a function in dcop to switch to a certain song. The only thing I was was dcop amarok playlist playByIndex(int). The index refers to the position in playlist. I don't think that's good enough because I find amarok sorting pretty messed up (it appears to sort artist > album > other stuff > title), so I'm wondering if there's a better method.
Hmm... The only thing I see under the Engage menu is an icon to show/hide different sidebar items. Beside that are buttons to clear the playlist, save the playlist, undo, redo, and filter the playlist
For those who will read this thread looking for an answer, the command:
Code:
dcop amarok playlist playMedia(KURL)
will do what I was wanting. If the song exists in the current playlist, it plays it. If it doesn't exist, it adds it to the current playlist and then plays it. The documentation for this command misled me.
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