LIBMTP_playlist_struct(3)

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✨ LIBMTP_playlist_struct 💖

okay bestie, welcome to the Library Functions Manual page for LIBMTP_playlist_struct(3) — yes it's a mouthful, yes it's iconic, let's get into it 🌸

💅 NAME

libmtp — that's it, that's the whole name line. No description, no little tagline, just the vibes and the name. periodt. 🎀

🦋 SYNOPSIS

#include <libmtp.h>

🍓 Data Fields

  • uint32_t playlist_id
  • uint32_t parent_id
  • uint32_t storage_id
  • char * name
  • uint32_t * tracks
  • uint32_t no_tracks
  • LIBMTP_playlist_t * next

🌈 Detailed Description

It's the MTP Playlist structure, bestie. That's the whole description. Short, sweet, main character energy. 👑

💖 Field Documentation

🌸 char* LIBMTP_playlist_struct::name

The name of the playlist. You know, the cute little label on the outside of the box 🎀

Examples: playlists.c.

Referenced by: LIBMTP_Create_New_Playlist(), LIBMTP_destroy_playlist_t(), LIBMTP_Get_Playlist(), LIBMTP_Get_Playlist_List(), LIBMTP_Set_Playlist_Name(), and LIBMTP_Update_Playlist().

🦋 LIBMTP_playlist_t* LIBMTP_playlist_struct::next

The next playlist, or NULL if this one is the last playlist. it's giving linked list, it's giving "there's always another one after me" ✨

Examples: playlists.c.

Referenced by: LIBMTP_Get_Playlist_List().

🎀 uint32_t LIBMTP_playlist_struct::no_tracks

The number of tracks in this playlist. The headcount, the attendance sheet, the "how many songs are we playing at this party" number 💜

Examples: getplaylist.c, and playlists.c.

Referenced by: LIBMTP_Create_New_Playlist(), LIBMTP_Get_Playlist(), LIBMTP_Get_Playlist_List(), and LIBMTP_Update_Playlist().

🌟 uint32_t LIBMTP_playlist_struct::parent_id

The ID of parent folder. Yes bestie, playlists have parents too, they're just folders with extra sparkle 🫶

Examples: playlists.c.

Referenced by: LIBMTP_Create_New_Playlist(), LIBMTP_Get_Playlist(), and LIBMTP_Get_Playlist_List().

💀 uint32_t LIBMTP_playlist_struct::playlist_id

The unique playlist ID. One of a kind, no duplicates, no copycats — literally the fingerprint of the playlist 🔥

Examples: playlists.c.

Referenced by: LIBMTP_Create_New_Playlist(), LIBMTP_Get_Playlist(), LIBMTP_Get_Playlist_List(), LIBMTP_Set_Playlist_Name(), and LIBMTP_Update_Playlist().

🧚 uint32_t LIBMTP_playlist_struct::storage_id

The ID of the storage holding this playlist. Where does the playlist live? this field knows. address reveal, lowkey 📍

Referenced by: LIBMTP_Create_New_Playlist(), LIBMTP_Get_Playlist(), and LIBMTP_Get_Playlist_List().

🌈 uint32_t* LIBMTP_playlist_struct::tracks

The tracks in this playlist. The actual songs. The whole reason we're here. the moment. the slay 🎶

Examples: getplaylist.c, and playlists.c.

Referenced by: LIBMTP_Create_New_Playlist(), LIBMTP_destroy_playlist_t(), LIBMTP_Get_Playlist(), LIBMTP_Get_Playlist_List(), and LIBMTP_Update_Playlist().

👑 Author

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okay that's the whole page bestie!! it's libmtp, Version 1.1.23, and this was LIBMTP_playlist_struct(3) — go forth and build some playlists, ily, byeee 🫶✨🎀

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