This is what happened when they first started with the 0.9.0 nightly builds, but the issue was later resolved. It may be happening again because I heard there were problems as of recently with the building of win32, or something like that.I downloaded vlc-0.9.0-svn-20070804-0000-win32 and at the moment there are some problems.
Firstly, when I open the player, a MS-DOS window also opens along with it. Heres a screenshot.
http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/1343/vlcjc8.jpg
Maybe even a dropdown-list?Now onto the playlist columns. I now see 4 columns. Title, Duration, Artist, Album/movie/show title as the default. I can add more columns by right clicking on a file and choosing show columns. Perhaps it would be an easier and better interface if you could change the columns by right clicking on the columns up the top? (It took me about 3 minutes to find out how to add more columns)
This sounds similar to my previous post:
At least I think this is what hfswjyr is talking about, If this is what you are talking about hfswjyr@, this is the response to that:Hey j-b one little thing I thought I might point out, when you click on the VLC icon in the system tray to hide the interface and then click on another window to bring it into focus shouldn't VLC come to the front of other windows when you click on the icon again instead of being hidden behind them? I think this makes more sense.
Nah, you're just adding to my spam.@CloudStalker, if you would like me to stop spamming your thread, please let me know!
I'll address this one tonight.Well Done!
I noticed another minor problem.
When playlist is closed, on the top bar, click playlist--->show playlist
When playlist is open, on the top bar, click playlist--->show playlist
If playlist is already open, it should say 'hide playlist' right?
@CloudStalker, if you would like me to stop spamming your thread, please let me know!
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if( isHidden() )
{
show();
activateWindow(); //So that VLC isn't appearing behind all other windows opened after VLC was hidden
}
else
{
if( isNotOverlayed() ) //If it is not overlayed by any other windows, not if it's in focus (function must be written first of course)
{
hide();
}
else
{
activateWindow();
}
}
Didn't you say it works perfectly under linux, so why "same" behaviour?same behaviour problematic on windows...
OK. Unclear. I tested under Windows and I have the same problem, that you have.Didn't you say it works perfectly under linux, so why "same" behaviour?same behaviour problematic on windows...
A feature to create spelling mistakes? I don't think so.I hope you find something like this to be a useful feature to add. Alright thanks.
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