POE::Component::Player::Xmms - a wrapper for the Xmms player

	use POE qw(Component::Player::Xmms);

	POE::Component::Player::Xmms->spawn({ alias => 'xmms' });
	$kernel->post(xmms => play => 'test.mp3');

	POE::Kernel->run();

This component is used to manipulate the Xmms player from within a POE application.

Used to initialise the system and create a module instance. The optional hash reference may contain any of the following keys:

Indicates the name of a session to which events will be posted. Default: main.

Allows for passing extra arguments to the underlying application. (NOT used if already running)

The methods available to Xmms::Remote are dupicated as events, heres the list:

	playlist_clear,
	playlist,
	play,
	get_playlist_length,
	get_volume,
	set_main_volume,
	get_main_volume,
	is_repeat,
	is_shuffle,
	get_info,
	get_playlist_file,
	get_playlist_time,
	set_volume,
	get_balance,
	get_balancestr,
	set_balance,
	get_skin,
	toggle_aot,
	main_win_toggle,
	pl_win_toggle,
	eq_win_toggle,
	prefs_win_toggle,
	get_output_time,
	get_output_timestr,
	stop,
	is_playing,
	quit,
	get_playlist_pos,
	set_playlist_pos,
	get_playlist_files,
	get_version,
	is_running,
	show_prefs_box,
	set_skin,
	all_win_toggle,
	get_playlist_titles,
	get_playlist_title,
	eject,
	playlist_next,
	playlist_prev,
	pause,
	toggle_shuffle,
	toggle_repeat,
	playlist_delete,
	playlist_add,
	playlist_add_url,
	jump_to_timestr,
	jump_to_time,
	get_playlist_timestr,
	is_main_win,
	is_pl_win,
	is_eq_win,
	get_eq,
	set_eq,
	get_eq_preamp,
	set_eq_preamp,
	get_eq_band,
	set_eq_band

For now, just $kernel->call these to get the return values. I will document these and add event replys for everything later.

Events are fired at the session from which the spawn() method as called from. Currently there is only one event fired.

This event is fired by the player's notification that it's ready.

David Davis <xantus@cpan.org>

Better documentation on ALL events

Patches welcome :)

perl(1), Xmms::Remote