> -----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Thomas Jagoditsch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Gesendet: Freitag, 29. Juni 2001 12:42 > An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Betreff: [linux-dvb] user-menu in DTV > > > hi all. > > i seem to be blind how to get a certain functionality out of DTV. > > my VDR-DTV-DVDPlayer integration script works fine now (if someone is > interested mail me). > i can change from VDR to DVDPlayer, and after some DVD playing i can > exit the player and be right back in VDR. > even my Reload-driver function (which is necessary sometimes to reset > the all-cam) via irexec works fine and predictable now (after some > fidling with timeouts and retries ...). > switching to DTV works fine, but i found no way to stop DTV via the > user-defined menus without diggin into the source. i could use > another ir-button but ... > > how are the dtv-menus supposed to work ?!? > Hi, user definable menus are in a preview state right now to get an idea, what someone needs to do with it. Therefore they are not documented at the moment...sorry for that... My primary intend with implementing that menus was to be able to get information and user interaction into dtv, seen from an external program point of view. You are able to define and delete new menus via the TCPIP link (or from a configuration file), and initiate actions from these, as all commands specified in the menu items are executed by the same interpreter as the TCPIP-commands or the configuration. The next step is to provide as much as possible interpreter commands, to be able to control as much as possible. The stop command you are looking for is 'keypress -all q', which is not very much straight forward, I admit...maybe it would be better to define an 'exit' or similar... If you like to insert this into user defined menus you should add the following lines to your configuration file: add_menu_item -all MENU TopLevel add_menu_item -all CMD {Quit DTV} TopLevel {keypress -all q} I have not tested that, please inform me whether it works as expected... Regards, Rolf -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe linux-dvb" as subject.
