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Patches for: 1) Avoid becoming confused about the current state of "pause" when rewinding/forwarding to the prev/next track. 2) Use capital 'E' instead of lower 'e' for Eject. The 'e' button is too close to the 'r' button and accidentally ejecting when you're trying to rewind is really annoying. 3) When multiple subsequent r)ewind or f)orward operations are used before the ioctl() from an earlier r)ewind or f)orward has returned, perform the delayed 'r' and 'f' operations all at once rather than individually (and serially). This avoids a buffer overflow crash that could occur and also makes the 'r' and 'f' controls much more usable Update PORTREVISION for these improvements.
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$FreeBSD$
--- ./cdplay.h.orig Mon May 19 15:44:41 2003
+++ ./cdplay.h Mon May 19 15:55:12 2003
@@ -71,8 +71,9 @@
Add patches to support IDE cd-roms. While I'm here, respect ${CFLAGS}. Heck, why not go all the way and respect ${PREFIX}, too (respect now added). As an intentional side-effect, these patches also prevent the pause function from blasting the listener's ears off (the way cdcontrol currently does (and cdplay used to)).
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void prev(void);
void stop(void);
void cdpause(void);
Patches for: 1) Avoid becoming confused about the current state of "pause" when rewinding/forwarding to the prev/next track. 2) Use capital 'E' instead of lower 'e' for Eject. The 'e' button is too close to the 'r' button and accidentally ejecting when you're trying to rewind is really annoying. 3) When multiple subsequent r)ewind or f)orward operations are used before the ioctl() from an earlier r)ewind or f)orward has returned, perform the delayed 'r' and 'f' operations all at once rather than individually (and serially). This avoids a buffer overflow crash that could occur and also makes the 'r' and 'f' controls much more usable Update PORTREVISION for these improvements.
2003-05-19 22:13:03 +02:00
-void ff(void);
-void rew(void);
Add patches to support IDE cd-roms. While I'm here, respect ${CFLAGS}. Heck, why not go all the way and respect ${PREFIX}, too (respect now added). As an intentional side-effect, these patches also prevent the pause function from blasting the listener's ears off (the way cdcontrol currently does (and cdplay used to)).
1998-06-27 07:35:02 +02:00
+void cdsoftpause(void);
Patches for: 1) Avoid becoming confused about the current state of "pause" when rewinding/forwarding to the prev/next track. 2) Use capital 'E' instead of lower 'e' for Eject. The 'e' button is too close to the 'r' button and accidentally ejecting when you're trying to rewind is really annoying. 3) When multiple subsequent r)ewind or f)orward operations are used before the ioctl() from an earlier r)ewind or f)orward has returned, perform the delayed 'r' and 'f' operations all at once rather than individually (and serially). This avoids a buffer overflow crash that could occur and also makes the 'r' and 'f' controls much more usable Update PORTREVISION for these improvements.
2003-05-19 22:13:03 +02:00
+void ff(int);
+void rew(int);
Add patches to support IDE cd-roms. While I'm here, respect ${CFLAGS}. Heck, why not go all the way and respect ${PREFIX}, too (respect now added). As an intentional side-effect, these patches also prevent the pause function from blasting the listener's ears off (the way cdcontrol currently does (and cdplay used to)).
1998-06-27 07:35:02 +02:00
void eject(void);
Patches for: 1) Avoid becoming confused about the current state of "pause" when rewinding/forwarding to the prev/next track. 2) Use capital 'E' instead of lower 'e' for Eject. The 'e' button is too close to the 'r' button and accidentally ejecting when you're trying to rewind is really annoying. 3) When multiple subsequent r)ewind or f)orward operations are used before the ioctl() from an earlier r)ewind or f)orward has returned, perform the delayed 'r' and 'f' operations all at once rather than individually (and serially). This avoids a buffer overflow crash that could occur and also makes the 'r' and 'f' controls much more usable Update PORTREVISION for these improvements.
2003-05-19 22:13:03 +02:00
/* Terminal related functions */
@@ -90,6 +91,7 @@
void hs_winch(void);
void do_exit(int);
void do_stop(void);
+void getcommand(char *command, int *repetivity);
/* Awesome!!1!!1! 2 sound functions */
void more_vol(void);
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