Tiny patch to differentiate between played and unplayed songs in playlist

[Seb Ruiz]

2009/4/24 Dan Meltzer <parallelgrapefruit at gmail.com>:
> On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 8:55 PM, Paul B <happysmileman at googlemail.com> wrote:
>> Hey I just created a small patch to display track titles in playlist
>> in different colours based on whether they've been played yet or not,
>> this is similar to a feature in Amarok 1.4 IIRC.
>>
>> All the songs in playlist start off a blue colour (I used the link()-
>>>color() in palette()), and once they've been played they'll be
>> displayed in the default black, it's useful when playing a playlist on
>> shuffle, as you can see which songs have played and which are left to
>> play.
>
> The color for links is not the correct color to use in this case.  I'd
> suggest either BrightText, or tinting the color we have one way or
> another.

Futhermore, I seem to remember that we used to have an option for this
in Amarok 1.4 (feature enabled option and colour selection). If we are
going to put this feature back in Amarok 2, then I would like the
option to be returned also (I don't fancy Amarok colouring all the
tracks for me).

Your functionality is also different to Amarok 1.4's colouring.
Previously Amarok 1.4 would only colourise tracks which were newly
inserted, not unplayed. This means that if you drop track A then track
B separately, only track B will be coloured.

>
> Dan,
>
>> Just a tiny patch, 6 lines, of which 2 are black and one is a comment
>> :P.
>>
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