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Shell-command to run toward the end of a song.
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Located in General/song_change/song_change.c:268
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You can use the following format strings which will be substituted before calling the command (not all are useful for the end-of-playlist command).

%%F: Frequency (in hertz)
%%c: Number of channels
%%f: filename (full path)
%%l: length (in milliseconds)
%%n or %%s: Song name
%%r: Rate (in bits per second)
%%t: Playlist position (%%02d)
%%p: Currently playing (1 or 0)
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Located in General/song_change/song_change.c:313
1011.
When moving windows around, snap them together, and towards screen edges at this distance
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Located in xmms/prefswin.c:1013
1016.
Recommended if you want to load playlists that were created in MS Windows
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Located in xmms/prefswin.c:1035
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%0.2n - Display a 0 padded 2 char long tracknumber
%!p(...) - Display what's inside parentheses if Performer (%p) is not set
%?p(...) - Display what's inside parentheses if Performer (%p) is set

For more details, please read the included README or http://www.xmms.org/docs/readme.php
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Located in xmms/prefswin.c:1137
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You can use the following format strings which will be substituted before calling the command (not all are useful for the end-of-playlist command).

%%F: Frequency (in hertz)
%%c: Number of channels
%%f: filename (full path)
%%l: length (in milliseconds)
%%n or %%s: Song name
%%r: Rate (in bits per second)
%%t: Playlist position (%%02d)
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Located in General/song_change/song_change.c:313
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