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authorDeterminant <[email protected]>2014-11-05 00:48:15 +0800
committerDeterminant <[email protected]>2014-11-05 00:48:15 +0800
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@@ -12,14 +12,15 @@ However, disappointing enough, I failed to find any existing programs/scripts
to achieve this little but convenient functionality. Although there is
mpd-hiss_, it has quite a number of dependencies and is written in Python with
several separated files. I think such a simply little desire should not be as
-complicated as this. Even though I love programming in Python, that project
-may still need to polished to be flexible and easy to deploy (But it is a good
-project anyway). Being different from it, this project tends to lightweight and
-simple but as extensible as it can, but in the end, should be simple. After
-all, a simple task deserves a simple solution. Now the code is written in C in
-a single file and highly portable. It uses "patterns" to generate a command
-once MPD state is being changed and pipe it into a pre-selected shell. During
-the execution, it consumes few resources and imposes little overhead.
+complicated as this. Even though I love programming in Python, that project may
+still need to polished to be flexible and easy to deploy (but it is a good
+project nevertheless). Being different from it, this project tends to
+lightweight and simple but as extensible as it can, but in the end, should be
+simple. After all, a simple task deserves a simple solution. Now the code is
+written in C in a single file and highly portable. It uses "patterns" to
+generate a command once MPD state is being changed and pipe it into a
+pre-selected shell. During the execution, it consumes few resources and imposes
+little overhead.
How to Use?
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