Endless loop on resuming playing

I just tried to fix it but im not familiar with launchpad and contributing to OSS-Projects but you just have to do that so it stops after any nonexistant tracks:

=== modified file 'xl/player/queue.py'
--- xl/player/queue.py 2009-09-04 05:55:28 +0000
+++ xl/player/queue.py 2009-10-23 16:47:45 +0000
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@
                 return None

             if not self.ordered_tracks:
- if self.current_playlist:
+ if self.current_playlist and self.current_playlist.next.exists():
                     track = self.current_playlist.next()
                     self.current_playlist.current_playing = True
                     self.current_playing = False

I would be happy if somebody could help me a bit about Launchpad and bzr because i want to contribute more to exaile.

The problem with using exists() is that it can be VERY slow, which leads to a bad user experience. The proper way to do it is to catch the error from gstreamer as it comes down the bus.

Also, its worth noting that patches should always be attachments, rather than inline. this helps preserve formatting and avoids clutter. Not sure what other questions you have about bzr/launchpad/exaile, but feel free to come by our irc channel, #exaile on freenode, and ask.

I run into this problem consistently but in my case its because I'm offline and so exaile attempts to connect to all the streams in my last playlist. I also ran into this issue when selecting a shoutcast station that had no accessible mirrors due to too many people listening.

So it seems like this issue is easy to run into. The easiest fix is to avoid creating a dialogue for these errors and instead indicate these issues passively.

Shouldn't happen anymore in trunk on the normal engine - playback will halt after the first error.