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Fixes the "moc.MocError: /bin/sh: 1: Syntax error: EOF in backquote substitution" error, when trying to play a track that contains a backquote in its filename
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Make _check_file_args not return anything since it doesn't modify the list. This way we can remove the quoted list entirely.
… to check ig files/streams are valid
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Could you make a separate pull request for the filename stuff? As for the configuration thing... it might be a better solution to just encapsulate all the logic into a class and keep the configuration file (and other parameters if there are any) as instance state. |
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April 20, 2013 22:20
get_volume gets mixer volume level from moc server by use of socket. We are now parsing moc config file, in order to check where socket file is.
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Better support for backquotes and other nasty characters in file path, using list elements in subprocess.Popen()