cli.output: fix named pipe player input on Windows #3619
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Any chance for a quick review? I'd like to get this merged, so that this is off the to-do list for 2.1.0. |
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Sorry @bastimeyer, busy week. This looks good. |
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Fixes #3568
Originally I had intended to refactor the NamedPipe class and a little bit of the PlayerOutput class as well, but I ran into some other issues which I haven't resolved yet, so here's a simple fix for #3568. I could refactor NamedPipe and keep the same logic as it is right now, but it's not really worth it. A proper implementation will require a complete rewrite of the PlayerOutput as well, and that's a bit much now.
Also, as mentioned in #3568, the named pipe currently doesn't get cleaned up properly if the player fails to start, which I also wanted to fix with my code refactoring.