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#!perl use strict; use Time::Local; use Warnings; use Win32; use Win32::OLE; my $start = shift || -1; # Use -1 for immediate start. my $playlist = shift; my $fadeup = 1; if ( not defined $playlist ) { if ( $start !~ m/^\s*-?\d+\s*$/ ) { $playlist = $start; $start = -1; $fadeup = 0; } else { $playlist = "Party Shuffle"; } } if ( $start != "-1" ) # Determine when to proceed, then wait until the +n. { my ( $sH, $sM ) = $start =~ m/^\s*(\d\d?)(\d\d)\s*$/; die "$0 '$start'\nTime should be in military time with no symbols, + e.g.:\n6:30 am = 630, 10:15 pm = 2215\n" unless defined( $sH ) and defined( $sM ); my $t = time(); my @p = localtime($t); # ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$ +yday,$isdst) my ( $tM, $tH ) = ( $p[1], $p[2] ); my $s = 0; my $today = 0; if ( $sH < $tH || ( $sH == $tH && $sM <= $tM ) ) { my @sP = localtime($t + 86400); $s = timelocal( 0, $sM, $sH, $sP[3], $sP[4], $sP[5] ); } elsif ( $sH > $tH || ( $sH == $tH && $sM > $tM ) ) { $s = timelocal( 0, $sM, $sH, $p[3], $p[4], $p[5] ); $today = 1; } else { die "ASSERT( '$sH', '$tH' )" } print "Set for ", ( $today ? "today, " : "tomorrow, " ), scalar( l +ocaltime( $s ) ), "\n"; sleep( ( $s - $t ) - 59 ) if ( ( $s - $t ) > 59 ); print "Ready? One Minute to Go!\n"; sleep( 15 ) while time() < $s; } else { # no delay? then no fade either. $fadeup = 0; } print "Starting iTunes . . .\n"; my $G_iTA = new Win32::OLE("iTunes.Application"); $G_iTA->{ "BrowserWindow" }->{ "MiniPlayer" } = 1; $G_iTA->{ "SoundVolume" } = $fadeup ? 10 : 90; print "Playing...\n"; $G_iTA->{ "LibrarySource" }->{ "Playlists" }->ItemByName( $playlist )- +>PlayFirstTrack(); if ( $fadeup ) { print "Fading up...\n"; for my $v ( 11 .. 90 ) { sleep( 1 ); $G_iTA->{ "SoundVolume" } = $v; } print "Have a nice day!\n\n"; } else { print "iTunes load complete.\n\n"; }

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