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The event did not contain any song data (title, artist, …), because the
playlist was destroyed by the ui command. Now the actual station switch
is deferred by introducing nextStation and letting the main loop handle
it.
Fixes issue #584.
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If player is running one SIGINT restarts current track request, two
SIGINT (or more) quit pianobar. Idle main loop (i.e. no player or
submenu) quits on SIGINT. Fixes issue #564.
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^C now works as expected: It interrupts API requests, input prompts and
audio streaming. Timeouts have been removed.
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Drops libwaitress. Adds the new dependency libcurl and drops gnutls.
I wouldn’t say writing my own HTTP library was a mistake – it was not
and the experience gained was worth it. Instead I have to acknowledge
that libcurl is just better than my own implementation. Sure, it does a
lot more than HTTP – one could call that bloat. Yet if you just want to
get the job done™ reusing code is the way to go.
See #512 and #513.
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Fixes #442.
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Macros starting with _ are reserved (see
http://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Reserved-Names.html).
Fixes #440.
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1) Make sure that multiple bad playlists in a row don’t result in a
temporary ban
2) Ignore songs skipped because the playlist timed out after pausing for
too long
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Doesn't use c streams any more, allows multiplexing of fifo/stdin in all
situations.
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Again. And hopefully the last time.
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No functional changes.
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Structure BarApp_t contains most important data now.
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