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audio.basic schema question
- Subject: audio.basic schema question
- From: John B
- Date: Sat, 24 May 2003 21:38:00 +0000
Just looking at the audio.basic schema from TOny's site:
It contains the following:
<quote>
AUDIO.BASIC
{
COMMAND=<basic command>[<parameter>]
[EXTENDED=<extended command>[(<repeat>)]]
}
<snip>
Schemas which extend AUDIO.BASIC to support more capable audio playback
devices
should use the "CMD=" tag to indicate a BASIC Command, and
"EXT=3D" to indicate
the Extended Commands for that device.
</quote>
So, if you want to send an extended command (using extended= tag), what do
you
do with the command= tag?
It must be included, because it's not optional, so should it be blank?
(i.e.
just command=)
For example, a normal play command, supported under audio.basic would be:
audio.basic
{
command=play
}
However, suppose I add an extended command under audio.winamp to opne a
shoutcast station:
audio.winamp
{
command=?????
extended=openurl <a href="http://www.shoutcast.com/whatever">http://www.shoutcast.com/whatever</a>
}
Any ideas? Tony?
Thanks,
John
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