Previously, methods that required the Player to be ref counted,
were using static methods with s: &Rc<Self> as the first argument.
Now the wrapper type auto-derefs to the inner struct and you can
declare methods on just &self.
Previously if you hit fast-forward but the offset remaining was
let that the amount you wanted to seek, it would do nothing.
Now it resets the stream and seekbar to the start.
Eventually this will just move on to the next episode in the
Queue once that's implemented.
Check if time interval passed since the last pause, and only
rewind if the delta to indicates that the user had
switched their focus.
In other words, avoid rewinding if the track was just paused and
resumed.
Added translation support based on the Fractal i18n. To do this I've
added the gettext-rs crate dep. I'm using my own fork because the
official gettext-rs release includes the gettext source files and that
increase the distribution package a lot and for distribution with
flatkap we don't need to build gettext, the lib is in the gnome sdk. So
this gettext-rs fork is the same, but removing the not needed gettext
source files.
The i18n.rs file adds some useful functions to translate strings. These
functions wraps the original gettext and adds more functionality, to be
able to translate compound strings, something that's not supported by
the gettext function.
The 'i18n' function works like the gettext, receives a plain string
without params.
The 'i18n_f' function receives a string with "{}" and a ref to an array
of &str with substitutions for the "{}" in the original string. The
substitution is done by order.
The 'i18n_k' function receives a string with "{named}" and a ref to an
array of (&str, &str) with substitutions for the "{named}" in the
original string. The substitution is done by name, where the first &str
in the tuple is the name and the second the string to use for the
replace.
This mod also include ni18n variants of the three functions for plural
and singular translations.
I've also created the spanish translation.
See #61https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/podcasts/issues/61
