I'll post my experience here just in case others are curious and don't
want to experience my pain. :-) I'm sure there's an easier way.
The files you want to modify are on the Touch itself, not the server.
This is new for a SB3 hacker like myself. You need to enable
SSH/Remote login from the UI.
>From there, I've found the Touch applets are located in:
/usr/share/jive/applets/
I've modified the
/usr/share/jive/applets/NowPlaying/NowPlayingApplet.lua with this:
local repeatModes = {
mode0 = 'repeatOff',
-- mode1 = 'repeatSong',
-- mode2 = 'repeatPlaylist',
}
This changes the UI - the button won't respond to a touch graphically,
but it still changes the repeat mode itself.
What you need to do is comment out the push action (-- is a comment
mark in Lua - egad, not ANOTHER language to learn! :-()
self.repeatButton = Button(Icon('repeatMode'),
function()
--Framework: pushAction("repeat_toggle")
return EVENT_CONSUME
end
)
This disables the button on the GUI, but keeps it working on the
remote. 1. Small. Victory. :-)
You also need to reboot between changes as far as I can tell. This
will make hacking rather tedious - any way to re-launch an Applet
without rebooting? I ended up hacking away on Squeezeplay since it's
almost instant reboot on my PC.
-Dan
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