✨ [Player] set_time now returns a bool to indicate if the time has ac…

…tually changed

src/Player.cpp

@@ -123,12 +123,15 @@ void Player::pause()
     _is_playing = false;
 }
 
-void Player::set_time(float time_in_seconds)
+auto Player::set_time(float time_in_seconds) -> bool
 {
-    _next_frame_to_play = static_cast<int64_t>(
+    auto const next_frame_to_play = static_cast<int64_t>(
         static_cast<float>(_data.sample_rate)
         * time_in_seconds
     );
+    bool const has_changed = next_frame_to_play != _next_frame_to_play;
+    _next_frame_to_play    = next_frame_to_play;
+    return has_changed;
 }
 
 auto Player::get_time() const -> float

src/Player.hpp

@@ -78,7 +78,8 @@ class Player {
     ///
     [[nodiscard]] auto is_playing() const -> bool { return _is_playing; }
     /// Makes the player jump to a specific moment in time.
-    void set_time(float time_in_seconds);
+    /// Return true iff the time has actually changed (i.e. the time that was passed to the function is different from the time that was currently set).
+    auto set_time(float time_in_seconds) -> bool;
     /// Returns the moment in time the player is currently playing.
     [[nodiscard]] auto get_time() const -> float;