-add-to-playlist : Without option "Use only one running..."

[ghost_zero]

Hi,

if I start SMPlayer with disabled option "Use only one running instance of SMPlayer" and use the command line argument "-add-to-playlist"
SMPlayer doesn't add the file to the playlist of the running process but instead opens a new SMPlayer and adds it to the playlist there.

This kinda removes the whole point of that option, doesn't it?
If I want this to happen I could just run it as I always do

I am using SMPlayer on Ubuntu 10.10 64Bit and it is the SVN r3447

[rvm]

If the option "Use only one running instance of SMPlayer" is disables, smplayer can't communicate with another instance, so it can't add the file to the other instance playlist.

[ghost_zero]

Well maybe you could ignore that option completely if smplayer is called with "-add-to-playlist" ?