Examples of com.jitcaforwin.basic.specialtypes.ITObjectIDs

com.jitcaforwin.basic.specialtypes.ITObjectIDs

This class encapsulates the IDs of an object (sourceID, playlistID, trackID, databaseID). An IITObject will always have a valid, non-zero source ID. An IITObject corresponding to a playlist or track will always have a valid playlist ID. The playlist ID will be zero for a source. An IITObject corresponding to a track will always have a valid track and track database ID. These IDs will be zero for a source or playlist. A track ID is unique within the track's playlist. A track database ID is unique across all playlists. For example, if the same music file is in two different playlists, each of the tracks could have different track IDs, but they will have the same track database ID. An IITObject also has a 64-bit persistent ID which can be used to identify the IITObject across multiple invocations of iTunes. Note that persistent IDs are only really persistent for objects that iTunes stores in its database. For example, the persistent IDs for transient objects like radio streams and objects from audio CDs will differ across multiple invocations of iTunes. @author Niklas Albers

    long sourceId = this.getSourceID();
    long playlistId = this.getPlaylistID();
    long trackId = this.getTrackID();
    long databaseId = this.getTrackDatabaseID();


    return new ITObjectIDs(sourceId, playlistId, trackId, databaseId);
  }

      long sourceId = this.getSourceID();
      long playlistId = this.getPlaylistID();
      long trackId = this.getTrackID();
      long databaseId = this.getTrackDatabaseID();


      return new ITObjectIDs(sourceId, playlistId, trackId, databaseId);
    } catch (ITUNES_E_OBJECTDELETED e) {
      throw new ObjectDeletedException(this);
    }
  }

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