path: root/src/queue/PlaylistControl.cxx

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/*
 * Functions for controlling playback on the playlist level.
 *
 */

#include "config.h"
#include "Playlist.hxx"
#include "PlaylistError.hxx"
#include "player/Control.hxx"
#include "DetachedSong.hxx"
#include "Log.hxx"

void
playlist::Stop(PlayerControl &pc)
{
	if (!playing)
		return;

	assert(current >= 0);

	FormatDebug(playlist_domain, "stop");
	pc.LockStop();
	queued = -1;
	playing = false;

	if (queue.random) {
		/* shuffle the playlist, so the next playback will
		   result in a new random order */

		unsigned current_position = queue.OrderToPosition(current);

		queue.ShuffleOrder();

		/* make sure that "current" stays valid, and the next
		   "play" command plays the same song again */
		current = queue.PositionToOrder(current_position);
	}
}

PlaylistResult
playlist::PlayPosition(PlayerControl &pc, int song)
{
	pc.LockClearError();

	unsigned i = song;
	if (song == -1) {
		/* play any song ("current" song, or the first song */

		if (queue.IsEmpty())
			return PlaylistResult::SUCCESS;

		if (playing) {
			/* already playing: unpause playback, just in
			   case it was paused, and return */
			pc.LockSetPause(false);
			return PlaylistResult::SUCCESS;
		}

		/* select a song: "current" song, or the first one */
		i = current >= 0
			? current
			: 0;
	} else if (!queue.IsValidPosition(song))
		return PlaylistResult::BAD_RANGE;

	if (queue.random) {
		if (song >= 0)
			/* "i" is currently the song position (which
			   would be equal to the order number in
			   no-random mode); convert it to a order
			   number, because random mode is enabled */
			i = queue.PositionToOrder(song);

		if (!playing)
			current = 0;

		/* swap the new song with the previous "current" one,
		   so playback continues as planned */
		queue.SwapOrders(i, current);
		i = current;
	}

	stop_on_error = false;
	error_count = 0;

	PlayOrder(pc, i);
	return PlaylistResult::SUCCESS;
}

PlaylistResult
playlist::PlayId(PlayerControl &pc, int id)
{
	if (id == -1)
		return PlayPosition(pc, id);

	int song = queue.IdToPosition(id);
	if (song < 0)
		return PlaylistResult::NO_SUCH_SONG;

	return PlayPosition(pc, song);
}

void
playlist::PlayNext(PlayerControl &pc)
{
	if (!playing)
		return;

	assert(!queue.IsEmpty());
	assert(queue.IsValidOrder(current));

	const int old_current = current;
	stop_on_error = false;

	/* determine the next song from the queue's order list */

	const int next_order = queue.GetNextOrder(current);
	if (next_order < 0) {
		/* no song after this one: stop playback */
		Stop(pc);

		/* reset "current song" */
		current = -1;
	}
	else
	{
		if (next_order == 0 && queue.random) {
			/* The queue told us that the next song is the first
			   song.  This means we are in repeat mode.  Shuffle
			   the queue order, so this time, the user hears the
			   songs in a different than before */
			assert(queue.repeat);

			queue.ShuffleOrder();

			/* note that current and queued are
			   now invalid, but PlayOrder() will
			   discard them anyway */
		}

		PlayOrder(pc, next_order);
	}

	/* Consume mode removes each played songs. */
	if (queue.consume)
		DeleteOrder(pc, old_current);
}

void
playlist::PlayPrevious(PlayerControl &pc)
{
	if (!playing)
		return;

	assert(!queue.IsEmpty());

	int order;
	if (current > 0) {
		/* play the preceding song */
		order = current - 1;
	} else if (queue.repeat) {
		/* play the last song in "repeat" mode */
		order = queue.GetLength() - 1;
	} else {
		/* re-start playing the current song if it's
		   the first one */
		order = current;
	}

	PlayOrder(pc, order);
}

PlaylistResult
playlist::SeekSongOrder(PlayerControl &pc, unsigned i, SongTime seek_time)
{
	assert(queue.IsValidOrder(i));

	const DetachedSong *queued_song = GetQueuedSong();

	pc.LockClearError();
	stop_on_error = true;
	error_count = 0;

	if (!playing || (unsigned)current != i) {
		/* seeking is not within the current song - prepare
		   song change */

		playing = true;
		current = i;

		queued_song = nullptr;
	}

	if (!pc.LockSeek(new DetachedSong(queue.GetOrder(i)), seek_time)) {
		UpdateQueuedSong(pc, queued_song);

		return PlaylistResult::NOT_PLAYING;
	}

	queued = -1;
	UpdateQueuedSong(pc, nullptr);

	return PlaylistResult::SUCCESS;
}

PlaylistResult
playlist::SeekSongPosition(PlayerControl &pc, unsigned song,
			   SongTime seek_time)
{
	if (!queue.IsValidPosition(song))
		return PlaylistResult::BAD_RANGE;

	unsigned i = queue.random
		? queue.PositionToOrder(song)
		: song;

	return SeekSongOrder(pc, i, seek_time);
}

PlaylistResult
playlist::SeekSongId(PlayerControl &pc, unsigned id, SongTime seek_time)
{
	int song = queue.IdToPosition(id);
	if (song < 0)
		return PlaylistResult::NO_SUCH_SONG;

	return SeekSongPosition(pc, song, seek_time);
}

PlaylistResult
playlist::SeekCurrent(PlayerControl &pc,
		      SignedSongTime seek_time, bool relative)
{
	if (!playing)
		return PlaylistResult::NOT_PLAYING;

	if (relative) {
		const auto status = pc.LockGetStatus();

		if (status.state != PlayerState::PLAY &&
		    status.state != PlayerState::PAUSE)
			return PlaylistResult::NOT_PLAYING;

		seek_time += status.elapsed_time;
		if (seek_time.IsNegative())
			seek_time = SignedSongTime::zero();
	}

	if (seek_time.IsNegative())
		seek_time = SignedSongTime::zero();

	return SeekSongOrder(pc, current, SongTime(seek_time));
}