On Wed, Jan 31, 2007 at 10:53:28PM +0100, Gorka Olaizola wrote:
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> Is there a way of debugging python with a debugger?
>
Yes, there is :-)
python -m pdb /usr/bin/freevo
I have found that the responsible for the duplicate event is the line
285 of main.py that calls app.eventhandler(event).
a
On Wed, Jan 31, 2007 at 08:27:56PM +0100, Duncan Webb wrote:
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> > freevused.py (301): Saw PLUGIN_EVENT IDENTIFY_MEDIA None
> > freevoscreensaver.py (102): Saver saw PLUGIN_EVENT IDENTIFY_MEDIA
> > mplayer_aspectratio.py (134): Saw PLUGIN_EVENT IDENTIFY_MEDIA
> >
> > freevused.py (301): Saw PLU
Gorka Olaizola wrote:
> Does anyone recognize the names top=0 left=0?
>
> They get printed in the duplicated event if I do
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> print 'Saw %s %s' % (event, menuw)
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> from the freevused eventhandler(self, event, menuw=None) function
>
> I think is quite strange and I think is not my fault beca
Does anyone recognize the names top=0 left=0?
They get printed in the duplicated event if I do
print 'Saw %s %s' % (event, menuw)
from the freevused eventhandler(self, event, menuw=None) function
I think is quite strange and I think is not my fault because the screen
saver plugin is getting d
Hello,
I'm adding some cool features to the Bluetooth control plugin
freevused.py and I have found an annoying behaviour.
If I set
self.event_listener = False
The plugin can't see events like PLAY_STOP or STOP that I use to set a
variable to know if an item is playing.
I I set
self.eve
