ohLibSpotify, GeneratedCode.cs about ohlibspotify

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Hi! I'm not actively developing this project anymore, but hopefully one of the other maintainers will be along to help. In the meantime, here are a few pointers:

1. ohLibSpotify was developed with VS2010, and I don't believe it's been converted to VS2013 yet. It should be possible to get it to work, but there might be some problems we haven't anticipated.
2. ohLibSpotify needs a few dependencies to build, and it sounds like either you don't have them, or for some reason VS2013 is ignoring the build rules that create that file based on the libspotify API headers. Have you tried following the quick-start guide in the README? https://github.com/openhome/ohLibSpotify/blob/master/README.md
3. More information about building ohLibSpotify is in the development guide: https://github.com/openhome/ohLibSpotify/blob/master/doc/development.md
4. You might also be able to get some help from the openhome forum. It's not very active at the moment, but I think there are a few people watching it who might be able to help.

Good luck!

[AmirHossein484]

Thanks, Could you please upload or email GeneratedCode.cs to me?
[email protected]

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GeneratedCode.cs is generated during the build process. It's not supposed to be included in the repository. You should try to find out why it isn't being generated during the build process. Were there any other error messages? Have you followed followed the instructions in the README?

[AmirHossein484]

Thanks for help, Last question ..
I've just downloaded the downtify (https://github.com/Shawak/downtify). I'm currently trying to download some tracks with it but wWhen i am trying to download a track, Link.CreateFromString(LinkStr) returns null .. (Link class is in your project ohLibSpotify.dll) .. Is there any problem? Is your code run correctly now? and can you help me to fix this problem?
ex : https://play.spotify.com/track/1CkvWZme3pRgbzaxZnTl5X
Thanks a lot.

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Like all of ohLibSpotify, Link.CreateFromString is just a thin wrapper around the libspotify function. The documentation for sp_link_create_from_string says that it returns null if the link cannot be parsed: https://developer.spotify.com/docs/libspotify/12.1.45/group__link.html#gaea9c39f35f7986fc9fed4584fa211127
I don't have a premium Spotify account to test it, but it certainly did work for me when I wrote it. You can see example usage of Link.CreateFromString in SpShellSharp's "browse" command. You could try running that and seeing if it fails on that same URI. It might be a bad link or it might be a bug in libspotify. It's also theoretically possible you've found a bug in ohLibSpotify's string marshalling. Do you get the same problem for all track URIs?

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I'm really sorry, but I don't have the time to look into this in detail. As I say, perhaps a current maintainer, such as @SimonChisholm will be able to help. I would recommend you delete that comment - these comments are public and you should not share your account details with others.

[AmirHossein484]

Ok,Thanks