This should be fixed as of r739.

Give r751+ a try, it uses the FSEvent api to keep track of file changes.

Thanks. This is probably some type of kqueue limitation. I will look into it.

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(5 replies, posted in Help)

Cog simply sends the data to the client, the client handles the authentication and communication with the last.fm servers.

I've modified it as of r721 so it won't double-click play unless theres only one selected thing. I don't know how well that will work in practice though.

Indeedy. Don't worry though, the 0.08 one will update and it'll fix itself.

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(8 replies, posted in Help)

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(3 replies, posted in Bugs)

I'll take a look. Could you open the pls in a text editor and paste the contents?

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(9 replies, posted in Features)

I've been thinking the solution for some (SOME!) of these things is this:
  Cog just reads the preference (from the plist), but has no UI for it.
  You'd paste some "defaults" command into the terminal to get whatever effect you want. In the future, when GUI plugins are available someone could very well write a plugin that taps into these advanced preferences. It'd be kind of like mozilla's about:config, but hopefully we can keep Cog.

Apple kind of does this with some things. There's the 2d dock, where 99% of users are likely fine with the 3D one, but there's that 1% that hate excess dimensions.

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(11 replies, posted in Squashed Bugs)

This may be a localization problem. If you go to Cog.app and right click, and go to Get Info, what localizations are available? Uncheck all but English, if there are others.

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(98 replies, posted in Development)

I'd like to point out the new "Open With Spotlight" command that another developer, matthew, is working on. I'm thinking it would work well if integrated with the file drawer. Add a search filter to the file drawer, if you start typing in it, the outline view goes away and is replaced with the spotlight view, kind of like how finder does it.

Perhaps option+left/right or shift+left/right. I'm still opposed to making it just left/right, because it'd be annoying to accidentally seek while moving up/down through the playlist . I also think it may be a bad idea to make it apple+shift+left/right, because it'd also be annoying to accidentally skip to the next track when you meant to seek.

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(8 replies, posted in Help)

Sorry, I was asking bubs who had the column disappearing problem on Leopard.

Did you have to delete the preferences first? Or did it just work?

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(8 replies, posted in Help)

If you have xcode installed, you can do the following in a terminal:

svn co https://cogosx.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/cogosx/branches/cog-0.07/cog Cog-0.07
cd Cog-0.07
curl "http://trac.cogx.org/attachment/ticket/28/tiger_home_end_keys.patch?format=raw" | patch -p0
xcodebuild -alltargets -configuration Release

wait a while, and the .app will be in build/Release/

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(6 replies, posted in Features)

It's unlikely for the 0.08 release. This release is mostly focusing on UI changes.

It's a known issue, and has been fixed in the nightly. To reproduce it, you just need to fiddle with the columns on 10.5.

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(4 replies, posted in Bugs)

Thanks. I think Cog will just "fall through" to the default device, if there's a problem opening the selected one. When that happens, it might not update the UI. I'm curious if that happened.

100% on the volume slider is actually 200% volume. The volume is on a logarithmic scale, so the 70% area you describe is most likely the place for 100% volume.

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(4 replies, posted in Bugs)

If you could get some reproducible steps, that would help a lot. Cog shouldn't be changing the output device unless the selection has changed in the preferences in the first place...