EventGhost

Cool,

Thanks for doing that. Just to let you know that with your help, I have now sucessfully got MediaPortal working at changing channels on my set top box.

Thanks!

Thanks!

I think I'm going to start looking into the code a bit so I can get more familiar with it. Thanks for all of your help.

Sounds good to me. I don't mind playing with the scripting (wanted to learn Python anyways) but it might make things more powerful for users that don't want to get their hands dirty coding and want to just manage creating everything via the GUI.

Thanks again for everything!

Hiya!

I'm playing with the wildcards for the pre-release (I realize that's it a prerelease) and have come across something.

If I do TCP.*. it works fine. However, this captures all events with TCP. Is it possible to allow for the wildcard to be anywhere in a string. For instance, if I'm sending ...

Thanks! I'll give it a shot (and watch for those other bugs)

I've downloaded the source code, could you point in the direction where the wildcard matching is handled?

Thanks!

Looking forward to that next release

Thanks for the info on the logger output.

Thanks again for the script. I'm getting close to the final solution. I tried it out and am running into this problem.

I send the event into EventGhost. I see that it's received in the log window. It shows up TCP.101 ['127.0.0.1']. However, the scriupt does not get fired off. I have a macro that ...

That fixed it.

Thanks!

Thanks!

I'll give the script a try tonight and let you know how it goes. You provide excellent support and your program is awesome!

If you don't mind me asking, is there an expected release date for 0.3.1?

Sweet,

That's exactly what I'm trying to do...I guess no is a good a time as any to pick up Python.

[EDIT] Is there documentation on what's available within EventGhost API to call from a Python script? For instance you have the eg.EventString to get the EventString. I'm assuming that this comes ...

Thanks for the very quick response. When I get home, I'll give the config a try.

Hi,

I'm wondering if it is possible to do the following:

1) Receive an event from TCP, it shows up as TCP.<event name>
2) Take that received event and cut out portions of the string and then do a conditional jump to other actions.

What I am trying to do is receive a TCP event that has a channel ...

On it's way!