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Actually make play, pause and stop do something.
Also implement mute and volume control.
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Far from there, but it finally, actually plays songs!
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Hard code limit to 1000 songs.
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And add some artwork for icons...
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Isn't as easy as it sounds. We have to convert the QModelIndexes to
remove into persistant ones, because the row number changes when the
first one is removed.
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and got rid of the TabWidget!
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Added the necessary QActions. Except the ConfigAction they don't do
anything yet, but they have nice icons :)
I got rid of the menuBar(tm) and added a QToolBar to the center widget
instead.
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Well, as it turns out, QSortFilterProxyModel isn't the weapon of choice
for this. Implement it by creating a separate model which is populated
by SQL-Queries.
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While figuring out how to populate the album view, I realized that I
don't want to view my music by albums, only by artist, maybe by genre...
So I removed the QComboBox for the different sort orders and
concentrated on the filter, which is a good thing (tm). Just make the
filter find anything you need. Name/Title is already implemented. Have to
think about genre/year...
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Does nothing yet, just for show :)
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