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LIBMTP_playlist_t * LIBMTP_new_playlist_t (void)
void LIBMTP_destroy_playlist_t (LIBMTP_playlist_t *)
LIBMTP_playlist_t * LIBMTP_Get_Playlist_List (LIBMTP_mtpdevice_t *)
LIBMTP_playlist_t * LIBMTP_Get_Playlist (LIBMTP_mtpdevice_t *, uint32_t const)
int LIBMTP_Create_New_Playlist (LIBMTP_mtpdevice_t *, LIBMTP_playlist_t *const)
int LIBMTP_Update_Playlist (LIBMTP_mtpdevice_t *, LIBMTP_playlist_t *const)
int LIBMTP_Set_Playlist_Name (LIBMTP_mtpdevice_t *, LIBMTP_playlist_t *, const char *)

This routine creates a new playlist based on the metadata supplied. If the tracks field of the metadata contains a track listing, these tracks will be added to the playlist.

Parameters

device a pointer to the device to create the new playlist on.
metadata the metadata for the new playlist. If the function exits with success, the playlist_id field of this struct will contain the new playlist ID of the playlist.

  • metadata->parent_id should be set to the parent (e.g. folder) to store this track in. Since some devices are a bit picky about where files are placed, a default folder will be chosen if libmtp has detected one for the current filetype and this parameter is set to 0. If this is 0 and no default folder can be found, the file will be stored in the root folder.
  • metadata->storage_id should be set to the desired storage (e.g. memory card or whatever your device presents) to store this track in. Setting this to 0 will store the track on the primary storage.

Returns

0 on success, any other value means failure.

See also

LIBMTP_Update_Playlist()

LIBMTP_Delete_Object()

References LIBMTP_mtpdevice_struct::default_music_folder, LIBMTP_mtpdevice_struct::default_playlist_folder, LIBMTP_playlist_struct::parent_id, and LIBMTP_mtpdevice_struct::usbinfo.

This destroys a playlist metadata structure and deallocates the memory used by it, including any strings. Never use a track metadata structure again after calling this function on it.

Parameters

playlist the playlist metadata to destroy.

See also

LIBMTP_new_playlist_t()

References LIBMTP_playlist_struct::name, and LIBMTP_playlist_struct::tracks.

LIBMTP_playlist_t* LIBMTP_Get_Playlist (LIBMTP_mtpdevice_t * device, uint32_t const plid)

This function retrieves an individual playlist from the device.

Parameters

device a pointer to the device to get the playlist from.
plid the unique ID of the playlist to retrieve.

Returns

a valid playlist metadata post or NULL on failure.

See also

LIBMTP_Get_Playlist_List()

References LIBMTP_mtpdevice_struct::usbinfo.

LIBMTP_playlist_t* LIBMTP_Get_Playlist_List (LIBMTP_mtpdevice_t * device)

This function returns a list of the playlists available on the device. Typical usage:



Parameters


device a pointer to the device to get the playlist
  listing from.


Returns


a playlist list on success, else NULL. If there are no
  playlists on the device, NULL will be returned as well.


See also


LIBMTP_Get_Playlist()


References LIBMTP_mtpdevice_struct::usbinfo.






LIBMTP_playlist_t* LIBMTP_new_playlist_t (void)


This creates a new playlist metadata structure and allocates
    memory for it. Notice that if you add strings to this structure they will be
    freed by the corresponding LIBMTP_destroy_playlist_t operation later, so
    be careful of using strdup() when assigning strings, e.g.:




LIBMTP_playlist_t *pl = LIBMTP_new_playlist_t();
pl->name = strdup(str);
....
LIBMTP_destroy_playlist_t(pl);


Returns


a pointer to the newly allocated metadata
  structure.


See also


LIBMTP_destroy_playlist_t()


References LIBMTP_playlist_struct::playlist_id.








This function renames a single playlist object file holder. This
    simply means that the PTP_OPC_ObjectFileName property is updated, if this
    is supported by the device. The playlist filename should nominally end with
    an extension like '.pla'.


NOTE: if you want to change the metadata the device display about
    a playlist you must not use this function, use
    LIBMTP_Update_Playlist() instead!


Parameters


device a pointer to the device that contains the
  file.


playlist the playlist metadata of the playlist to rename. On success, the
  name member is updated. Be aware, that this name can be different than newname
  depending of device restrictions.


newname the new name for this object.


Returns


0 on success, any other value means failure.


See also


LIBMTP_Update_Playlist()








This routine updates a playlist based on the metadata supplied. If
    the tracks field of the metadata contains a track listing, these tracks
    will be added to the playlist in place of those already present, i.e. the
    previous track listing will be deleted. For Samsung devices the playlist id
    (metadata->playlist_id) is likely to change.


Parameters


device a pointer to the device to create the new
  playlist on.


metadata the metadata for the playlist to be updated. notice that the
  field playlist_id must contain the appropriate playlist ID. Playlist ID be
  modified to a new playlist ID by the time the function returns since
  edit-in-place is not always possible.


Returns


0 on success, any other value means failure.


See also


LIBMTP_Create_New_Playlist()

LIBMTP_Delete_Object()




References LIBMTP_mtpdevice_struct::usbinfo.










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