Implement seeking

[swenner]

Implement seeking in a track.

[monodeldiablo]

Seeking is already implemented, front end and back end. Right now, though, I think you have to use both mouse buttons to seek to a particular spot.

[swenner]

Ok it works. But why do I have to use both mouse buttons?
I expect such behaviour from an application like Blender. But IMHO Hum should behave like other applications in the GNOME ecosystem.

[monodeldiablo]

Technically, that is the default behavior in GNOME. The issue with one-button seeking is that the slider is continuously updating as the track progresses. Because the logic to handle a click event takes slightly longer than the track progress update timeout, the progress update clobbers the click event and the seek is ignored. If you look at the handle_slider_moved() method in hum_gui.vala, you can see what I'm talking about.

I'm working on getting this to work right now.

[monodeldiablo]

Ignore that. Sorry. I already fixed the bug I referenced above. The real issue seems to be that the Gtk.Adjustment that's associated with the slider doesn't have its increments set appropriately. I'm committing a fix for that now. Thanks again for this bug!

[monodeldiablo]

• Implement single-click seeking. [closed by 99b6f96]

[swenner]

It works. Thanks.
But it would be nice if it would behave like in Totem. If I click on the slider it should immediately jump to this position in the track.

[monodeldiablo]

Ok. I think Totem and Rhythmbox hack the default behavior of Gtk.Scale objects to accomplish that behavior. I'll see what I can do. :)