Player.delete() doesn't unqueue audio

[RiedleroD]

When Player.delete() is called, it doesn't unqueue the queued songs, and therefore blocks any queued StreamingSource from playing. Player.next_source() has to be called too to unqueue the StreamingSource.

That's unintuitive behaviour since deleting the player would prevent it from playing again, no? It just blocks the StreamingSource.

[benmoran56]

Thanks for opening the ticket. If possible, could you show a small code example?

[RiedleroD]

import pyglet
from time import sleep
mus=pyglet.media.load("sample.ogg",streaming=True)
pl=mus.play()
sleep(0.5)
pl.delete()
sleep(0.5)
pl=mus.play()
sleep(0.5)
pl.delete()
mus.delete()

what should happen: music plays for 0.5 seconds, then stops for 0.5sec, then starts over for 0.5sec.
what happens: music plays for 0.5sec, then stops for 0.5sec, then crashes with pyglet.media.exceptions.MediaException: This source is already queued on a player. on line 7.

[benmoran56]

Thanks for the clarification. I'll have a look at this.

[benmoran56]

Sorry that this got lost along the way, but it's now fixed in the 1.5-maintenance branch, and will be in the next point release.