Stable: 2.5.2
Development: 2.6-alpha3
Run mocp with a nice long playlist.
Then try to run the following:
$(mocp --next && mocp --format "%song by %artist from %album")
What you will notice after third or fourth trial is that the strings requested `mocp --format` are still the old ones from the previous track while the new track already plays.
I noticed this today as I played around with my emacslisp package for mocp which interfaces with the cli commands provided by mocp.
Now if this isnt a FUN Bug to come across I dont know what else. :-)
Have FUN debugging this one !
nico_b
Thu, 2010-08-19 19:58
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Nah it's not so fun: being a
Nah it's not so fun: being a client/server application, the OS and moc are free to send and process each recieved message whenever they want, thus in this case moc receives a request to display current track information whilst changing tracks (and therefore the track info will be the previous one).
If this is for a script you could always try the poor man's synchronize primitive:
> mocp --next && sleep 0.1 && mocp --format "%song by %artist from %album"