i am gonna say no to this.
there is a reason it is called advancedsettings and this should not be done
through the GUI else we might as well add it to the normal settings.
@ronie
your opinion?
regards,
Martijn Kaijser
Team XBMC
On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 10:38 PM, Rob Weber <[email protected]> wrote:
> *addon - script.advanced.settings.editor
> *version - 0.0.4
> *url - https://github.com/robweber/script.advanced.settings.editor.git
> *revision - 7e1bdc51a4dd303d35fc0857773c45bb8925b07e
> *branch - master
> *xbmc version - gotham
>
>
> A simple GUI editor for the xbmc advancedsettings.xml file. It allows you
> to browse the node structure as though it was a file tree. From there you
> can add elements or values to the various nodes. Still requires you to look
> up the settings information via the wiki but you can edit the file from
> within xbmc and then reboot for changes. Will prompt user to create the
> file if it doesn't exist.
>
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