This is being added, because testing the latest `develop` version for
`fyne` fails with the following error:
```
ui/widgets/imageplaceholder.go:48:3: cannot use i.imageDisp (variable of type *TappableImage) as fyne.CanvasObject value in argument to container.NewMax: *TappableImage does not implement fyne.CanvasObject (missing method MinSize)
ui/widgets/nowplayingcard.go:51:33: cannot use n.cover (variable of type *TappableImage) as fyne.CanvasObject value in argument to container.NewBorder: *TappableImage does not implement fyne.CanvasObject (missing method MinSize)
ui/widgets/tappablewrappers.go:64:21: cannot use t (variable of type *TappableImage) as fyne.Widget value in argument to t.ExtendBaseWidget: *TappableImage does not implement fyne.Widget (missing method MinSize)
```
- fyne notication looks for the app icon to display it in the notication, so I setted the icon in `main.go`.
- deleting points after "Download" option in grid view that I mistakenly leave it in a previous PR.
- adding the new paremeter `downloadName`
Screenshot:
Fixes#202
This new Loop mode keeps reproducing the current track, unless it is
changed using the player controls to go to the next/previous track.
As in other applications, this is set by using the "Repeat" button,
which now goes from "Off" -> "Repeat All" -> "Repeat One".
Adding the Loop functionality, along with the Player changes to support
it, and a button to the player controls.
`Player` now has a `loopMode` attribute, which determines whether it
should loop. At the moment, only the following modes are supported:
* `LoopNone`: Disables loop.
* `LoopAll`: Enables loop for the entire playlist queue.
This has been designed as an enum, to support other modes in the future
(e.g. loop for the current track only).
It depends on the `loop` functionality provided by MPV (using the
[`loop-playlist` option](https://mpv.io/manual/master/#options-loop-playlist)),
so no custom logic is needed to reset the currently playing index.
- Adding the option to download the selected track or tracks.
When the download is clicked it opens a dialog that lets you choose where
you want to save the track and the file name (by default
the file name is the track number, the track name and the extension, example "03 - my song.mp3")
If there are many tracks selected it will open one dialog for each track
- Next steps: download an album and a playlist using zip
Drew Weymouth