On Thu, 12 May 2005, Joerg Lehmann wrote:
On 11.05.05, Dag Wieers wrote:
On Wed, 11 May 2005, Joerg Lehmann wrote:
Fair enough. Still when you're not editing (which is what I'm doing more than 99% of the time), the info window is useless as it shows the cursor position while I'm more interested to see the information of the currently playing song. Maybe there's some more clever way to achieve the same thing.
Actually, one could make the contents of the info window switchable between the currently selected item, the song currently being played on the first player, and (if configured) the same info for the second player.
Interesting, I didn't find how to do that. I'll look for it.
What I would like to change (still) is to provide different sections that work by themselves (instead of giving alternatives inside the same section). It's easier if you can go over the self-explained examples.
If you could do that, I would really appreciate the help.
Ok, in that case I will revise the file completely and send it later.
- I would also prefer to rename /etc/pytonerc into /etc/pytone.conf and
have a per user configuration file in ~/.pytone/pytone.conf that either overrides the default or extends the default.
Ok, the pytonerc name comes from vimrc :) But rc vs .conf doesn't matter too much, does it? Concerning the system wide and user configuration: that's exactly how it works currently: /etc/pytonerc stores the system-wide configuration which can be overridden by the user in ~/.pytone/pytonerc.
Unfortunately I noticed that yesterday evening from the code :) Looks good. Disregard the comment :)
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