The macro `with-current-emms-playlist' does not set the current playlist to the
current buffer, but instead switches to it. Yes, that's reasonable, but not
what I thought it does. Since I need the reverse (make the current buffer to
temporarily be the current playlist), we simply bind `emms-playlist-buffer' to
the value returned by `current-buffer'.
While we are at it, also make info loading synchronous by binding
`emms-info-asynchronously' to nil.
For this, the playlist export of EMMS is used to enable sorting by track
metadata. The current implementation is a first try and may contain some bugs
when track metadata is not readily available.
The `db-music' package is supposed to be an abstract interface to music
functionality, and should thus define the main hydra for this. Moreover, the
hydra should not contain „emms“ in it's name, although it's using only EMMS
functions.
It's not clear whether EMMS will every be replaced by some other backend, but
it's nicer to have a (more or less) clear separation between user frontend and
implementation backend.
This is the main entry point to play automatically generated playlists (“auto
playlists”). It is using the value of ‘db/auto-playlist-file-function’ to
generate a list of files to play. This list if currently played using EMMS, via
‘db/-emms-playlist-from-files’.
All music related functions that do not directly depend on EMMS will now go into
‘db/music’, with the intention that if we in the future replace EMMS with
something else, the API provided by ‘db/music’ will still be valid. This does
not mean, however, that functions in ‘db/music’ may not use functions from EMMS.
dbo