We have a shared "genericlister" that is used by both the jam lister as well as the import selector and can also be leveraged for the spreadsheet-based import process.
We support non-blocking curses.getkey operations within the same thread, also supporting better timeouts than normally supported by curses (using fractional seconds) and not needing to perform a catch if a time-out occurs. (It returns None, which makes sense.)
My target WAV files don't seem to work right now, but MP3 files work, so I can work with it.
The import file-selector works with MP3s and allows previewing the file, as well as seeking by minutes and seconds using the </> and [/] keys. (Regardless of shift state.)
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We have a shared "genericlister" that is used by both the jam lister as well as the import selector and can also be leveraged for the spreadsheet-based import process.
We support non-blocking curses.getkey operations within the same thread, also supporting better timeouts than normally supported by curses (using fractional seconds) and not needing to perform a catch if a time-out occurs. (It returns None, which makes sense.)
My target WAV files don't seem to work right now, but MP3 files work, so I can work with it.
The import file-selector works with MP3s and allows previewing the file, as well as seeking by minutes and seconds using the
</>and[/]keys. (Regardless of shift state.)closes #23