/splay -q : (queue sounds) question

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/splay -q : (queue sounds) question #89019 03/07/04 06:03 PM
Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 54 Cleveland, UK Cyclone OP Babel fish
OP Cyclone Babel fish Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 54 Cleveland, UK	When you queue sounds for playing after the current track has ended is there any way of listing the queued tracks? The mIRC helpfile says: /splay -cwmpq [filename \| stop \| pause \| resume \| seek \| skip] [pos] Plays the specified sound, which can be a .wav, .mid, or .mp3 file. The -q switch allows you to queue sounds for playing after the current sound ends. I can't find any information about being able to list the queued sound files. Any help will be appreciated

Re: /splay -q : (queue sounds) question #89020 04/07/04 12:41 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,922 O Online Hoopy frood
Online Hoopy frood O Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,922	There's no way, but scripts can listen to the On mp3end event and play files from a customized, scripted playlist.

Re: /splay -q : (queue sounds) question #89021 04/07/04 07:56 AM
Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 54 Cleveland, UK Cyclone OP Babel fish
OP Cyclone Babel fish Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 54 Cleveland, UK	thanks Online... I'm already using the, on *:MP3END:, event identifier. I just wondered if there was a way to list queued /splay sounds in a dialog editbox, listbox or combo and use them like a playlist. I think i'll /write them to a text file and $read and/or /splay them from there, seeing as the queueing route looks like it's a dead-end.

Re: /splay -q : (queue sounds) question

#89022 04/07/04 08:22 AM

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Greece

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tsoglanos

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Greece

here is a quick code

Code:

  
alias Qplay {
  write X.txt $1- 
  splay -q $1-
  echo -atc notice * $nopath($1-) , add to play queue

}
on 1:Mp3end:{ 
  var %f = 1 | while ($read(x.txt,%f)) { if ($filename == $read(x.txt,%f)) write $+(-dl,%f) x.txt | inc %f }
  if ($window(@P)) { clear @p | loadbuf $lines(x.txt) @p x.txt }
}

alias w2 {
  if ($window(@p)) { clear @P | loadbuf $lines(x.txt) @p x.txt }
  else { window -lk0bd @p | loadbuf $lines(x.txt) @p x.txt }
}


;usage: /Qplay filename 
;use: /w2 , to veiw list if any!

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