Started work on the playlist creation dialog. To facilitate my desired UX for dialogs, I changed the immediate child of KotoWindow to being a GtkOverlay, with the "child" being the primary layout GtkBox and the "overlay" being any active dialog.
There is no background on the dialogs yet, or really anything meaningful in it besides the GtkImage to show the playlist image as well as a GtkEntry for the label. Upon clicking the image, you will be presented with a GtkFileChooserNative, which will allow us to support various platforms aside from Linux (if we desire) but more importantly support desktop portals and the appropriate picker for each desktop environment.
This dialog is currently hooked into the + button in the Playlist nav section.
The intent is to also support drag-and-drop when possible, so you can drag an image file onto the GtkImage for it to set it to the playlist image.
Fixed various compiler warnings, such as:
- Unused variables (cast these as void so compiler knows to ignore them).
- Use g_hash_table_add instead of g_hash_table_insert since value does not matter and will complain about not casting TRUE as a pointer.
- Fixed some casting.
Fixed up Desktop file and fleshed out Appstream data. Use validate-relax in the appstream test or it gets cranky about screenshots missing. I know...the app is not ready yet. Get over it AppStream.
Added Visual Studio Code tasks and some C/C++ Extension setting files.
We are now leveraging KotoButton in the KotoPlayerBar and KotoExpander. Dropped Glade UI templating from KotoWindow, set its default size using gtk_widget_set_size_request to force a minimum window size, set window title, WMClass, and icon name.
Start implementing KotoIndexedFile class to handle our provided audio files, setting its file name and attempting to parse the file name when we are not using ID3 data. The parsing is as follows:
- All `_` are replaced with whitespace
- We will attempt to remove nested references to the artist and album name (we need to implemented the relevant classes to leverage that).
- Remove any references to ` - ` followed by any stragglers `-` (without the whitespace around it).
- Split based on `.` and remove the trailing file extension, preserving the rest (so something like `Ch. 01.ogg` would be considered just `Ch. 01`).
