rwdmpd 0.07 → 0.08

data/lang/ja/rwdcore/ja.po

@@ -1,5 +1,8 @@
 # English Language files for RwdTinker core
  
+ msgid "error_message_id_unknown"
+ msgstr ""
+
   msgid "applet_installed"  
   msgstr  ""
   

data/lang/nl/rwdcore/nl.po

@@ -1,4 +1,7 @@
-# English Language files for RwdTinker core
+# Language files for RwdTinker core
+ 
+ msgid "error_message_id_unknown"
+  msgstr ""
  
   msgid "applet_installed"  
   msgstr  "Applet geinstalleerd"

data/rwd_files/HowTo_Tinker.txt

@@ -228,11 +228,15 @@ http://www.erikveen.dds.nl/rubywebdialogs/index.html
 Thanks, Steven Gibson
 
 == Changelog
+version 1.83
+  adding more Spanish and Hindu po strings
+ 
 version 1.82
   switch to po files for translation files
   add beginning of Hindi po file
   added more Japanese strings
   changed handling of lang change = in the tinkerwin2variables.cnf file the [0] setting of $langarray will be the language choosen.
+  refactored init.rb to move routines into lib/rwdtinker modules
  
 version 1.81
   condensed config files from 4 -> 2

data/rwd_files/Tinkerhelptexthash.txt

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
- # Help files for RwdTinker core
+ # Help files for RwdTinker core Application RwdTinker orginally (c) 2004 Steven Gibson under GPL. 
    
   
  Helptext.update(  :network_help  => "Using over a Network: To serve the application over your local LAN,change the last line in the<br>
@@ -6,7 +6,8 @@ init.rb file to something like:\n<br>
 RwdTinker.file(RWDFile).serve(8080, '-r' ? '.rwduids' : nil)\n<br>
 Then you should be able to login at: http://yourhostname:8080")
 
-   
+    Helptext.update(  :general_help => "#{Message[:message_general_help]}" )
+    
  Helptext.update(   :documents_rwdtinker => "<b>Documents:
   <p>
   

data/rwd_files/helptexthashmpd.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,57 @@
+  
+
+ Helptext.update( :rwdmpd_help => "     This program uses the files from the libmpd project
+      You can play mp3  ogg flac files with this program
+      <p>
+      You need mpd installed",
+      :rwdmpd_generalhelp => "
+             
+       You will need mpd installed
+    <p>
+Commands Available:<p>    
+    next<p>
+    pause<p>
+    play<p>
+    prev<p>
+    stop<p>
+    stats ")
+    
+    Helptext.update(    :mpdcommand_help => "
+    Commands Available: (use | to divide arguments)<p>
+    albums<p>
+    artists<p>
+    connected?<p>
+    current_song<p>
+    list| (album,artist,title,file)<p>
+    directories<p>
+    files<p>
+    playlists<p>
+    songs<p>
+    songs_by_artist<p>
+    playlist_version<p>
+    playlist<p>
+    song_at_pos|(integer)
+    ")
+    
+Helptext.update(    :mpdplaylist_help => "
+   The $rwdmpdplaylist_directory needs to be set<p>
+   on Debian Linux the default is  '/var/lib/mpd/playlists/'<p>
+   You can load and edit playlists<p>
+    The song locations start from the MPD music directory<p>
+    ")
+    
+    Helptext.update(    :mpdpodhandler_help => "
+    need to have the files of podcast in directories accessable to the mpd music directory<p>
+    remember to click on display pod list after pausing<p>
+    you need a playlist: tmppodcast.m3u with exactly 1 valid audio file in it in the mpd playlist directory<p>
+    fld files are placed in the $rwdmpdpodfolder_directory which defaults to = rwd_files/podfolds<p>
+    each line of the fld file has one audio file address that is relative to the mpd music directory<p>
+    one space after the audio title can optional be an integer that represents an offset into the audio file<p>
+    This offset will be used as the starting point for playing the audio file.<p>
+    When you click on pause, a new starting offset will be placed in the fld file.<p>
+    "    )
+    
+    Helptext.update(:mpdpodedit_help => "
+  need to have the files of podcast in directories accessable to the mpd music directory<p>
+    remember to click on display pod list after pausing<p>
+    ")

data/rwd_files/mpd.COMMANDS

@@ -0,0 +1,275 @@
+                         Music Player Daemon - Commands
+
+                                    WARNING
+	This document has not been updated to reflect recent changes in
+	the MPD protocol.  It does not contain all supported commands,
+	and some commands may now take additional arguments.  However,
+	clients conforming to this specification should still be
+	compatible with the latest release of MPD.  For more up to date
+	documentation, please see the protocol reference on the wiki at
+	<http://mpd.wikia.com/wiki/Protocol_Reference>.
+
+This document is intended for client developers, not end users.
+
+Format:
+-------
+
+If arguments contain spaces, they should be surrounded by double quotation 
+marks, ".  
+
+command <type arg1> <type arg2> ...
+	explanation: w/ arg1 and arg2
+
+All data between the client and server is encoded in UTF-8. (Note,
+that in UTF-8 all standard ansi characters, 0-127, are the same as a standard
+ansi encoding. Also, no ansi character appears in any multi-byte
+characters.  So, you can use standard C functions like strlen, and strcpy
+just fine with UTF-8 encoded strings. For example: "OK\n" encoded in UTF-8 is
+simply "OK\n".  For more information on UTF=8: 
+http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/unicode.html#utf-8 )
+
+Command Completion:
+-------------------
+
+A command returns "OK\n" on completion or "ACK some error\n" on failure.
+These denote the end of command execution.
+
+NOTE:
+-----
+
+For manipulating playlists and playing, there are two sets of commands.  One
+set uses the song id of a song in the playlist, while another set uses the
+playlist position of the song.  The commands using song id's should be used
+instead of the commands that manipulate and control playback based on playlist
+position.  Using song id's is a safer method when multiple clients are 
+interacting with MPD.
+
+Commands:
+---------
+
+add <string path>
+	add the file _path_ to the playlist (directories add recursively)
+	_path_ can also be a single file
+	increments playlist version by for each song added
+
+clear	
+	clears the current playlist
+	increments playlist version by 1
+
+clearerror	
+	clear the current error message in status
+	(this is also accomplished by any command that starts playback)
+
+close
+	close the connection with the MPD
+
+crossfade <int seconds>
+	sets crossfading between songs
+
+currentsong
+	displays the song info of current song (same song that is identified
+	in status)
+
+delete <int song>
+	delete _song_ from playlist
+	increments playlist version by 1
+
+deleteid <int songid>
+	delete song with _songid_ from playlist
+	increments playlist version by 1
+
+find <string type> <string what>
+	finds songs in the db that are exactly _what_
+	_type_ should be "album", "artist", or "title"
+	_what_ is what to find
+
+kill
+	kill MPD
+
+list <string type> <string arg1>
+	list all tags of _type_ 
+	_type_ should be "album" or "artist"
+	_arg1_ is an optional parameter when type is album, this specifies
+		to list albums by a artist, where artist is specified with
+		arg1
+
+listall <string path>
+	lists all songs and directories in _path_ (recursively)
+	_path_ is optional and maybe a directory or path
+
+listallinfo <string path>
+	same as listall command, except it also returns metadata info
+	in the same format as lsinfo
+
+load <string name>
+	loads the playlist _name_.m3u from the playlist directory
+	increments playlist version by the number of songs added
+
+lsinfo <string directory>
+	list contents of _directory_, from the db.  _directory_ is optional
+
+move <int from> <int to>
+	move song at _from_ to _to_ in the playlist
+	increments playlist version by 1
+
+moveid <int songid> <int to>
+	move song with _songid_ to  _to_ in the playlist
+	increments playlist version by 1
+
+next
+	plays next song in playlist
+
+pause	<bool pause>
+	toggle pause/resume playing
+	_pause_ is required and should be 0 or 1
+	NOTE: use of pause command w/o the _pause_ argument is deprecated
+
+password <string password>
+	this is used for authentication with the server.
+	_password_ is simply the plaintext password
+
+ping
+	does nothing but return "OK"
+
+play <int song>
+	begin playing playlist at song number _song_, _song_ is optional
+
+playid <int songid>
+	begin playing playlist at song with _songid_, _songid_ is optional
+
+playlist
+	displays the current playlist
+	NOTE: do not use this, instead use 'playlistinfo'
+
+playlistinfo <int song>
+	displays list of songs in the playlist
+	_song_ is optional and specifies a single song to display info for
+
+playlistid <int songid>
+	displays list of songs in the playlist
+	_songid_ is optional and specifies a single song to display info for
+
+plchanges <playlist version>
+	displays changed songs currently in the playlist since 
+	_playlist version_
+	NOTE: to detect songs that were deleted at the end of the playlist,
+	use playlistlength returned by status command.
+
+plchangesposid <playlist version>
+	displays changed songs currently in the playlist since 
+	_playlist version_
+	This function only returns the position and the id of the changed song, not the complete metadata. This is more bandwidth efficient.
+	NOTE: to detect songs that were deleted at the end of the playlist,
+	use playlistlength returned by status command.
+
+previous
+	plays previous song in playlist
+
+random <int state>
+	set random state to _state_, _state_ should be 0 or 1
+
+repeat <int state>
+	set repeat state to _state_, _state_ should be 0 or 1
+
+rm <string name>
+	removes the playlist <name>.m3u from the playlist directory
+
+save <string name>
+	saves the current playlist to _name_.m3u in the playlist directory
+
+search <string type> <string what>
+	searches for any song that contain _what_
+	_type_ can be "title","artist","album", or "filename"
+	search is not case sensitive
+
+seek <int song> <int time>
+	seeks to the position _time_ (in seconds) of entry _song_ in the 
+	playlist
+
+seekid <int songid> <int time>
+	seeks to the position _time_ (in seconds) of song with _songid_
+
+setvol <int vol>
+	set volume to _vol_
+	_vol_ the range of volume is 0-100
+
+shuffle
+	shuffles the current playlist
+	increments playlist version by 1
+
+stats
+	display stats
+	artists: number of artists
+	albums: number of albums
+	songs: number of songs
+	uptime: daemon uptime in seconds
+	db_playtime: sum of all song times in db
+	db_update: last db update in UNIX time
+	playtime: time length of music played
+
+status
+	reports current status of player, and volume level.
+	volume: (0-100).
+	repeat: (0 or 1)
+	playlist: (31-bit unsigned integer, the playlist version number)
+	playlistlength: (integer, the length of the playlist)
+	state: ("play", "stop", or "pause")
+	song: (current song stopped on or playing, playlist song number)
+	songid: (current song stopped on or playing, playlist songid)
+	time: <int elapsed>:<time total> (of current playing/paused song)
+	bitrate: <int bitrate> (instantaneous bitrate in kbps)
+	xfade: <int seconds> (crossfade in seconds)
+	audio: <int sampleRate>:<int bits>:<int channels>
+	updatings_db: <int job id>
+	error: if there is an error, returns message here
+
+stop
+	stop playing
+
+swap <int song1> <int song2>
+	swap positions of _song1_ and _song2_
+	increments playlist version by 1
+
+swapid <int songid1> <int songid2>
+	swap positions of of songs with song id's of _songid1_ and _songid2_
+	increments playlist version by 1
+
+update <string path>
+	searches mp3 directory for new music and removes old music from the db
+	_path_ is an optional argument that maybe a particular directory or 
+		song/file to update.
+	returned:
+		updating_db: <int job id>
+	where job id, is the job id requested for your update, and is displayed
+	in status, while the requested update is happening
+	increments playlist version by 1
+	NOTE: To update a number of paths/songs at once, use command_list,
+	it will be much more faster/efficient.  Also, if you use a 
+	command_list for updating, only one update_db job id will be returned
+	per sequence of updates.
+
+volume <int change>
+	change volume by amount _change_
+	NOTE: volume command is deprecated, use setvol instead
+
+COMMAND LIST
+------------
+
+To facilitate faster adding of files, etc, you can pass a list of commands all
+at once using a command list.  The command list beings with:
+
+command_list_begin
+
+or:
+
+command_list_ok_begin
+
+And ends with:
+
+command_list_end
+
+It does not execute any commands until the list has ended.  The return
+value is whatever the return for a list of commands is.  On success
+for all commands, OK is returned.  If a command fails, no more commands
+are executed and the appropriate ACK error is returned. If "command_list_ok_begin is used", "list_OK\n" is returned for each successful command executed
+in the command list.

data/rwd_files/podfolds/podfold03.fld

@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+podcasts/stuff/dawnanddrew-128233-10-09-2008.mp3
+podcasts/news/npr_95580348.mp3 9 
+podcasts/news/npr_95546548.mp3 58 
+podcasts/stuff/dv_100808_64.mp3 10 
+podcasts/tech/Engadget_Podcast_112.mp3 52 
+podcasts/news/today_20081009-1028a.mp3 28 
+podcasts/news_tech/WTPpodcast213.mp3 53 
+podcasts/misc/AWA_08-10-06.mp3 25 
+podcasts/news/080904_shuffle_podcast.mp3 31 
+podcasts/news_tech/npr_95380508.mp3 25 
+podcasts/news_tech/npr_95541906.mp3 10 
+podcasts/stuff/NLO-345-10082008.mp3 7 
+podcasts/stuff/KATG-2008-10-07.mp3 10 
+podcasts/stuff/dv_100908_64.mp3 27 
+podcasts/tech/ITC.SO-Episode25-2008.10.07.mp3 29 
+podcasts/tech/ITC.TM-MicahSifry-2008.09.29.mp3 36 
+podcasts/tech/ITC.TN-ChristianWeyer-2008.10.09.mp3 5 
+podcasts/tech/ITC.TN-FrankWilczek-2008.10.09.mp3 12 
+podcasts/stuff/KATG-2008-10-08.mp3 17 
+podcasts/tech/SN-165.mp3 8 
+podcasts/tech/TWiT0163H.mp3 41 
+podcasts/tech/ntv013.ogg 23 
+podcasts/tech/tllts_266-10-08-08.ogg 68 
+podcasts/commentary/issuenumberone0925.mp3 19 
+podcasts/stuff/KATG-2008-10-06.mp3 35 

data/rwd_files/rwdapplications.html

@@ -9,11 +9,33 @@ rwdapplications information
 rwdapplications information (rwdshell)
 </h1>
 <br>
+<h2>
+Overview of the Project
+</h2>
+<h3><b>
+RwdTinker framework for RubyWebDialogs</b>
+<p>
+RwdTinker is a web brower interface to and system for developing programs
+<p>
+Usage
+<p>
+How to Use the Tinker framework Program (rwdtinker)
+<p>
+1. stand alone application 2. framework for building applications 3. Open brower windows with html documents
+<p>
+The GUI interface used is RubyWebDialogs The source code and the gui code are split into atomic parts and use init.rb to merge the parts together.
+<p>
+With the framework, we are able to ship a "plugin" or "applet" that can be dropped into a directory and installed automatically. Also uninstalled. I am calling this framework Tinker, so the core program I call rwdtinker. My wife, Charlotte. suggested the name. It relates to the "Tinker Toys" that has blocks and dowls and shapes that can be assembled by children and take different shapes. Without the word toy, it reminds us if the older English meaning of "a person who repairs pots and household devices by soldering and hammering.
+<p>
+The delivered applet is setup in the required directory structure with code configueration gui including help files location of documentation rwd_files = where documention for the applet can go. installed = a inf file that lists the manifest of files
+<p>
+This package is zipped up and uploaded as a file like rwdashedule-0.2.zip
+<p>
+The enduser who has the rwdtinker program drops the zip file into a directory called zips. I have parts of rwdtinker now (for Linux) that can install it automatically and remove it (based on the .inf file) 
 <h2>
 
  Some additional programs in this series
 </h2>
-<h3>
 <br><blockquote>
       rwdaddresses a little address book
       <br><br>