Difference between revisions of "AVWizard script based user callable events"

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  - '''$previous_item''': focus on the previous focus-able item
 
  - '''$previous_item''': focus on the previous focus-able item
 
  - '''$refresh 'FileName' ''' : reload the description form in file FileName
 
  - '''$refresh 'FileName' ''' : reload the description form in file FileName
  - '''$call_event [Object.]Event''''': call the event of one specified control
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  - '''$call_event [Object.]Event''': call the event of one specified control
 
  - '''$set_property [Object].Property [= Value]''': set a value to one item. If there is no value written, the control will get the defaults. After that, will be called the OnPaint event.
 
  - '''$set_property [Object].Property [= Value]''': set a value to one item. If there is no value written, the control will get the defaults. After that, will be called the OnPaint event.

Revision as of 08:43, 11 April 2006

This page was written by Pluto and imported with their permission when LinuxMCE branched off in February, 2007. In general any information should apply to LinuxMCE. However, this page should be edited to reflect changes to LinuxMCE and remove old references to Pluto.
Event handling, possible actions that user may do:
- $default: do the same as default asks
- $previous: close the current screen and go to the previous
- $next ['FileName']: save the current items on the selected page. FileName is used to skip some steps in the wizzard. If the wizard is in “One-Page mode” will finish the settings right here.
- $call 'scriptname' : calls one system command
- $next_item: focus on next focus-able item
- $previous_item: focus on the previous focus-able item
- $refresh 'FileName'  : reload the description form in file FileName
- $call_event [Object.]Event: call the event of one specified control
- $set_property [Object].Property [= Value]: set a value to one item. If there is no value written, the control will get the defaults. After that, will be called the OnPaint event.