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[KingSparta]

I Can Use

   ' get all the files in the library
   Dim MJFiles As MediaJukebox.MJFilesAutomation
   Set MJFiles = g_MJ.Search("")

Per The SDK, It Will Allow A Search Of The Complete MJ File Listing.

But I Want To Lets Say Set The File List To "TestPlayList" And Only Search That Listing Is There A Way To Set The Search To A PlayList?

and then stick it into My ListBox

      MyFileListBox.AddItem MJFile.FileName, z

[RhinoBanga]

Hmmm ... I see what you mean now ... there is no way to get the search criteria used to create the scheme.

[KingSparta]

I Wonder If This Support Can Be Added. (J River?)

[Matt]

I think it would work if you made the search playlist=TestPlaylist

Let me know...

-Matt

[KingSparta]

I will try that Out

SDK:
   ' get all the files in the library
   Dim MJFiles As MediaJukebox.MJFilesAutomation
   Set MJFiles = g_MJ.Search("")

I Guess What Your Talking About:
   ' get all the files in the library
   Dim MJFiles As MediaJukebox.MJFilesAutomation
   Set MJFiles = g_MJ.Search("MY Test Playlist")

[Matt]

Hey King,

The search engine you're using with this method is the same one that's available everywhere in Media Jukebox.  So, you can use keywords like playlist= or artist= to help narrow the search.

I think MJ's help has some of the in's and out's of the search language if you're looking for documentation.

Looking forward to what you cook up...

-Matt

[KingSparta]

So More Like:?

Dim MJFiles As MediaJukebox.MJFilesAutomation
Set MJFiles = g_MJ.Search("playlist=MY Test Playlist")

[Matt]

Yes.

And you can do lots of other good stuff with the search engine as well.  Check out the help file for more details.

Take care Mark.

-Matt

[KingSparta]

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