vitunes 0.4.3 → 0.4.4
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- data/README.markdown +15 -6
- data/lib/vitunes/version.rb +1 -1
- data/lib/vitunes.vim +2 -2
- metadata +1 -1
data/README.markdown
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* control iTunes without leaving Vim, where one is probably in a state of productive bliss
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* avoid using the mouse or trackpad; keystrokes get you there faster
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* Zen-minimalist text-based UI works better on small screens than iTunes'
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* control iTunes from another computer
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* Zen-minimalist text-based UI works better on small screens than iTunes' complex, multi-paned GUI
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* control iTunes from another computer over ssh, across the room or across the world
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* let multiple people control one instance of iTunes over ssh ([how][multi])
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* control iTunes from
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* control iTunes from GNU/Linux computers over ssh (I control my iTunes from two Linux netbooks)
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[multi]:https://github.com/danchoi/vitunes/wiki
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@@ -29,8 +29,9 @@ If you're looking for `vitunes` for MPlayer by Ryan Flannery, click [here](http:
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gem install vitunes && vitunes-install
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`vitunes-install` installs a Vim plugin into your ~/.vim/plugin
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`vitunes-install` installs a Vim plugin into your ~/.vim/plugin directory. If
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you don't want to install the Vim plugin and just want to run `vitunes` as a
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stand-alone program, just run `gem install vitunes` and skip `vitunes-install`.
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If you get an error message saying that vitunes-install is missing, then you
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probably have a `PATH` issue. Try one of these workarounds:
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* `,i` invoke or dismiss ViTunes
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* `,I` invoke ViTunes and go full screen with it
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* `,?` show help and commands
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`,I` is useful if you want to launch immediately into ViTunes after starting Vim.
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* `,P` goes to the current playlist, if there is one
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* `:NewPlaylist [new playlist name]` creates a new playlist
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### Tips
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If you want to see your entire library in a Vim buffer, load the `Library`
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playlist. If might take a few seconds to load your entire iTunes library, but
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once it's loaded you'll be able to page through it at blazing speed and play
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any tracks you want. The list will be sorted by artist.
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### Buy more music, support the ViTunes project
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* `,z` opens Amazon's MP3 Store in your web browser
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data/lib/vitunes/version.rb
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endfunction
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function! ViTunesStatusLine()
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return "%<%f\ Press ? for help. "."%r%=%-14.(%l,%c%V%)\ %P"
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return "%<%f\ Press ".g:mapleader."? for help. "."%r%=%-14.(%l,%c%V%)\ %P"
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endfunction
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" the main window
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" Not working yet
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" noremap <buffer> <BS> :call <SID>deleteTracksFromPlaylist()<CR> "
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noremap <buffer> <Leader>i :close<CR>
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noremap <buffer> <Leader>? :call <SID>help()<CR>
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noremap <buffer> <Leader>z :call <SID>musicStore()<CR>
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noremap <buffer> <cr> :call <SID>playTrack()<cr>
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