The PyPlaylist class is the Python binding for C++ Playlist class. You can't create instance of this class directly but the PyPlaylist object gets passed to you when the interface script is called. To retrive passed object, please use code like this:
import alsaplayer playlist = alsaplayer.get_playlist ()
This table lists how Playlist methods were mapped to PyPlaylist ones.
Playlist methods | PyPlaylist methods | Notes |
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Stop() | stop() | |
PlayFile(PlayItem) | play_file(PyPlayItem) | Can raise exception |
CanPlay(std::string) | can_play(string) | |
GetCorePlayer() | get_coreplayer() | Returns PyCorePlayer |
Length() | get_length() | |
Play(unsigned, int) | play(int, int) | |
Next(int) | next(int) | |
Prev(int) | prev(int) | |
GetCurrent() | get_current() | |
Insert(std::vector<std::string>) | insert(list of strings) | |
AddAndPlay(std::vector<std::string>) | add_and_play(list of strings) | |
Remove(unsigned, unsigned) | remove(int, int) | |
Shuffle(int) | shuffle(int) | |
Clear(int) | clear(int) | |
Paused() | is_paused() | |
Pause() | pause() | |
UnPause() | unpause() | |
Crossfading() | is_crossfading() | |
Crossfade() | crossfade() | |
UnCrossfade() | uncrossfade() | |
LoopingSong() | is_looping_song() | |
LoopSong() | loop_song() | |
UnLoopSong() | unloop_song() | |
LoopingPlaylist() | is_looping_playlist() | |
LoopPlaylist() | loop_playlist() | |
UnLoopPlaylist() | unloop_playlist() | |
Save(std::string, enum plist_format) | save(string, alsaplayer.PLAYLIST_FORMAT_*) | Can raise exceptions |
Load(std::string, unsigned, bool) | load(string, int, int) | Can raise exceptions |
Register(PlaylistInterface) | register(instance) | (*) |
UnRegister(PlaylistInterface) | unregister(instance) | (*) |
The PyCorePlayer class is the Python binding for C++ CorePlayer class. This table lists how CorePlayer methods were mapped to PyCorePlayer ones.
CorePlayer methods | PyCorePlayer methods | Notes |
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GetPosition() | get_position() | |
SetSpeed(float) | set_speed(float) | Can raise exception |
GetSpeed() | get_speed() | |
GetVolume() | get_volume() | |
SetVolume(int) | set_volume(int) | |
GetPan() | get_pan() | |
SetPan(int) | set_pan(int) | |
GetCurrentTime(int) | get_current_time(int) | |
GetStreamInfo(stream_info) | get_stream_info() | Returns PyStreamInfo |
GetFrames() | get_frames() | |
GetSampleRate() | get_samplerate() | |
GetChannels() | get_channels() | |
GetFrameSize() | get_frame_size() | |
Start(int) | start(int) | Can raise exception |
Stop() | stop() | |
Load(char *) | load(string) | Can raise exception |
Unload() | unload() | |
Seek(int) | seek(int) | Can raise exception |
CanSeek() | can_seek() | |
IsActive() | is_active() | |
IsPlaying() | is_playing() |
The PyPlayItem class is the Python binding for C++ PlayItem class. This class has no methods but it has few read only attrubutes (the first three are string type and last two are int): filename, title, artist, playtime, parsed.
The PyStreamInfo class is the Python binding for C stream_info structure. This class has no methods too, and it has four read only attrubutes: stream_type, title, artist, playtime, status.
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