EventGhost

I'm not sure I've had an issue with a "wait" command not working, but as a temporary workaround you could have an event trigger the stuff you want to do before shutdown, then at the end of the event chain use the triggerevent function that actually shuts down. Thats what I always do to avoif any ...

It looks like you knew what you were doing but for a different language closely resembling C or C++


Guilty, I am actually surprised I didn't include all the endif's. I was actually toying around with VoiceMacro as an alternative to VoxCommando (never had much luck with Vox). It uses something ...

After seeing your response and reading my code I honestly have no idea wtf I was doing.
My only excuse is that I've not written python since last year, but holy crow that was bad.

(Thankfully eg takes care of most of that troublesome code without me ever lifting a finger)

I was wanting to toy around with the Get item state event, but I'm clearly doing something wrong because Eventghost hates the following:

Specifically the python code

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<EventGhost Version="WIP-2018.06.26-10.32.22">
<Folder Name="State eval" XML_Guid ...

This requires the TaskMonitorPlus Plugin.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<EventGhost Version="WIP-2018.06.26-10.32.22">
<Folder Name="Chrome Tab Names" XML_Guid="{79F39A77-0501-4BA6-ADFE-2D0889AB0793}" Expanded="True">
<Macro Name="Print Chrome Tab Name" XML_Guid="{0C9E8763-16F5-4AB0 ...

I'll give it a try. Thanks.

Thanks man. Like I said no hurry, I even found a temporary solution with AHK

I actually learned just yesterday that these keys are APPS key shortcuts such as "BrowserHome" and "Back", which on one of these keyboards launch the default browser to the homepage, and a back web command respectively. I guess the issue is that they are't "seen" by eventghost, or at least are not ...

Yeah rereading that was unclear, I meant that this might be good for the Generic HID plugin.

I have a a couple devices: Mx3 airmouse https://www.amazon.com/Rii-Multifunction-Wireless-Keyboard-3-Gsensor/dp/B01CL3ZXGO
and the seriously amazing K700 https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Wireless-Keyboard ...

EDIT: Moved from general support as I think it is more appropriate here.

Go ahead and put this on the backburner, the furthest one back, as it is a non-issue, but could be a QOL feature for the future.

Not sure how hard it would be to implement, but I was just wondering if there was a way to block ...

What you are looking at here is the setup, but with temporary values placed in the macros where ir codes would be.

What happens:

I press the "Listeners" enable key
it enables any concerning listeners
if a key is pressed, then all other modes are disabled
that mode triggers an event
upon event a ...

All,

I am wondering about an implemented solution to a problem I had.

So I am using the Microsoft MCE Remote (Vista+) to read an ir-transceiver usb dongle and an old ir remote I had lying around. With this I thought that it would be nice to have a set of things that my remote did like launch ...

Also, how is the TV connected, you could try looking at the HID plugin.

Or the device might throw an event like "System.DeviceAttached [u'\\\\?\\DISPLAY#GSM0001#4&279bcb2c&0&UID198147#{e6f07b5f-ee97-4a90-b076-33f57bf4eaa7}']" in the log you might be able to use.

Maybe a silly question, but have you tried running kodi with some cmd arguments?
The arguments aren't annoyingly hard to find, but it looks like "-fs" is for fullscreen.

Then these might be useful too:

--standalone runs in a stand alone environment without a window

--legacy-res Enables screen ...

Could you link the controller application?

Basically what I want to test is sending a cmd command: