| 511 | | playlist_t *p_playlist = pl_Yield( p_vout ); |
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| 512 | | |
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| 513 | | /* This is a dirty hack for mostly Linux, where there is no way to get the GUI |
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| 514 | | back if you closed it while playing video. This is solved in Mac OS X, |
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| 515 | | where we have this novelty called menubar, that will always allow you access |
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| 516 | | to the applications main functionality. They should try that on linux sometime */ |
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| 517 | | p_another_vout = vlc_object_find( p_this->p_libvlc, |
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| 518 | | VLC_OBJECT_VOUT, FIND_ANYWHERE ); |
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| 519 | | if( p_another_vout == NULL ) |
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| 520 | | { |
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| 521 | | vlc_value_t val; |
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| 522 | | val.b_bool = VLC_TRUE; |
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| 523 | | var_Set( p_playlist, "intf-show", val ); |
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| | 511 | |
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| | 512 | playlist_t *p_playlist = pl_Get( p_vout ); |
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| | 513 | if( p_playlist->b_die ) return; |
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| | 514 | vlc_object_yield( p_playlist ); |
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| | 515 | /* This is a dirty hack for mostly Linux, where there is no way to get the GUI |
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| | 516 | back if you closed it while playing video. This is solved in Mac OS X, |
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| | 517 | where we have this novelty called menubar, that will always allow you access |
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| | 518 | to the applications main functionality. They should try that on linux sometime */ |
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| | 519 | p_another_vout = vlc_object_find( p_this->p_libvlc, |
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| | 520 | VLC_OBJECT_VOUT, FIND_ANYWHERE ); |
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| | 521 | if( p_another_vout == NULL ) |
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| | 522 | { |
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| | 523 | vlc_value_t val; |
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| | 524 | val.b_bool = VLC_TRUE; |
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| | 525 | var_Set( p_playlist, "intf-show", val ); |
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