Re: zinf 2.2.2

Kristian Kvilekval wrote:
> On Mon, 2003-01-06 at 20:29, Nicholas Dronen wrote:
> 
>>MyMusic
>>  + All Tracks
>>  + Uncategorized Tracks
>>  + 0
>>  + 1963
>>  + 1965
>>  + 1968
>>  + 1971
>>  . . . . 
>>
>>After that, I upgraded libid3 and libid3-dev each to version
>>3.8.0, rm -fr'ed ~/.zinf, and recompiled (again, to be clear,
>>using zinf 2.2.1).  The results?  All is well.
>>
>>Thank you.
>>
> 
> 
>   Glad that it's fixed... I'll put a check in that libid3 >= 3.8
> in cvs when I get a chance.
> 
> 
>>Before you go, I have one other issue to raise.  It has only
>>to do with the user interface.
>>
>>One thing that has always bothered me about freeamp/zinf
>>is that "Search Computer for Music" doesn't cache input.
>>I know I can configure it to poll directories, but I'm
>>tired also of typing "/home/ndronen/audio".  Where should
>>I look to change that?
> 
> 
> I guess you re-search you music directories from time-to-time
> and you would like the dialog to remember  where you searched
> before.   The files are ui/musicbrowser/unix/src/, both 
> introwizard.cpp and musicsearch.cpp would need to be checked.
> Also the value of last searched dir would need to stored
> in the preferences.  See base/src/preferences.cpp
> 
> Hope that helps.  
> 
> BTW another possibility is to look at how fam(1m) could be integrated
> so that polling and searching would not be necessary.  It seems to 
> running by default now (when using gnome).
> 
> 
> 
> 
fam is by default running via polling.  you need a kernel module/patch 
to make it run by signals.

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