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Instead of checking for the sentinel at the end of the option table,
check the option_table_size constant.
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Make the options_table constant, since it is never modified.
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If prompt is NULL, do not add a second call to wreadln_masked() with a
literal string, but assign this literal string to the variable
"prompt". This saves several bytes in the compiled binary.
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The call to curs_set(0) in screen_read_password() was dead code,
because it was after the function return. Repair that.
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Store screen width and height as unsigned integer.
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Follow the same code style als MPD itself.
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Since screen.c has default code for CMD_SCREEN_UPDATE, return 0 from
the command handlers and let screen.c do the rest.
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Several screens ignore the attribute list_window->repaint. Don't set
it there. It will be replaced with a more intelligent repaint
algorithm later.
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The variable cur_action_id is not used at all.
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last_cmd stores the previous command sent to the screen. It is not a
timestamp, and its type should be command_t.
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Since the input_timestamp is only used by screen_play, move it there.
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Move the portion of screen_get_mouse_event() which handles list_window
clicks to list_window.c. The code contained a NULL pointer
dereference, which is now fixed.
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Moved basic libncurses initialization to ncu.c and ncu.h. Keep
generic code out of screen.c.
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Before terminating ncmpc, free the keyboard GIOChannel object.
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Provide program name and version in AC_INIT. Add the option
"dist-bzip2" to AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE.
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"welcome-screen-list" shows the screen list in the top row shortly
after startup, and is enabled by default.
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There are several places where browser.filelist can become NULL.
Catch that everywhere and generate an empty filelist in this case.
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Don't call filelist_get() with an invalid index.
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Check the function parameters.
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Don't try to call add_query() with no valid selection, this causes a
segfault. This usually happens when ncmpc isn't connected.
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Check if connection->sock is valid in mpd_executeCommand().
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connection->errorCode has an undefined value when connection->error is
not MPD_ERROR_ACK. Read it only if MPD_ERROR_ACK is set, to make
valgrind happy.
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During authentication, the message pointer was allocated, but never
freed. Allocate it only if it is really used (and freed).
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Follow the same code style als MPD itself.
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mpd_wait() must not be called when the socket is dead; add an
assertion there. In mpd_recv(), add a run-time check.
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If visible-bitrate is enabled, then the current bitrate will be drawn next
to the song time in the status bar. By default it will not be displayed.
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Adding some GNU readline-style binds. These are ^B/^F to move the cursor
back/forward, and ^N/^P to go to the next/previous line.
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The previously bundled po/Makefile.in would use predefined variables that
should be set by the configure script. f.e., $prefix was defined as
/usr/local, and caused po files to always be installed there instead of in
the prefix given to ./configure.
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The configure help text already said the lyrics screen was disabled by
default. Now it actually will be.
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The caller should decide how to display error messages.
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The "crop" command deletes all songs from the playlist, except the one
currently being played.
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Why redraw the help screen when nothing has changed? Redraw it only
after help_cmd(), and when explicitly requested (help_paint()).
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When I converted the filelist from GList to GPtrArray, I missed that
the GCompareFunc does not actually get the pointers from
g_ptr_array_sort(), but pointers to the pointers... run
g_ptr_array_sort_with_data() instead with a wrapper function.
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Somehow I forgot about changing free() to g_slice_free() in the
previous patch...
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In this case, slices are faster. Also fix a memory leak in
filelist_prepend() which I simply forgot about in the last patch set.
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Add information about the M4 macro dir ./m4/ to both configure.ac and
Makefile.am.
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Since we do a lot of indexed accesses to the filelist, a linked list
doesn't seem appropriate. Use GPtrArray instead.
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browser_get_selected() checks if there is a file list and a valid
selection, and returns the selected entry.
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Fix a memory leak: the concatened list was never freed.
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Avoid direct accesses to the filelist struct, provide an API for that.
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The separate filelist library does not depend on mpdclient, so the
prefix is superfluous.
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A song should not be twice in the browser. Simplify set_highlight()
by finding the entry with mpdclient_filelist_find_song().
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The caller must not pass NULL to set_highlight(). Replaced check with
assertion.
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A caller must not pass NULL to mpdclient_filelist_find_song().
Replace the check with an assertion.
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Move everything which is solely filelist related to filelist.c and
filelist.h. Fix the indentation of that file, and provide the struct
name "filelist". Don't clear data in mpdclient_filelist_free() before
calling g_free(). Constify the "song" parameter to
mpdclient_filelist_find_song().
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Follow the same code style als MPD itself.
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When I replaced ncmpc's old main loop with g_main_loop from libglib,
SIGWINCH (i.e. window resizing) stopped working. This regression was
caused by the fact that ncurses' wgetch() function was only called
when there was actually data on STDIN. wgetch() has several side
effects besides reading data from STDIN, for example it checks whether
there has been a window resize.
Fix this with a custom SIGWINCH handler.
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Why should an audio player display a large clock?
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