EventGhost

So i think i got it running, but by doing it in a very hacky way

I did a virtualenv of 2.6.5 stackless, then easy_install flask.

then I copied the eggs into the plugin folder i'm writing and put this in the plugin __init__
import sys
sys.path.append('flask-0.10.1-py2.6.egg')
sys.path.append ...

I'm thinking about making a plugin that runs of Flask, which along with its dependencies is generally installed using easy_install for windows.

if i don't want to run off source, and use the built in py.exe / environment, is there a way to install / compile the packages?

Other than that the only ...

nice! so far so good! thanks for writing it!

Any chance you could put this on an SVN so i could keep it updated if you update it?

I actually cut the power to my monitors using an insteon relay. I do it when i'm not home, or when i'm watching TV because my TV is set up as an extra monitor, so i don't have the others on.

I just retried my simple tree, and i can't reproduce the issue on that (sigh, i thought i had it nailed.)

It does continue on my full tree( with or without the WOW64 box checked.) , so i'll try to isolate it again on a simple tree.

The issue does continue to go away when i revert the changes from ...

awesome.

this might be proving my knowledge limits of python, but in your code

isn't this redundant?:

import xml.dom.minidom
from xml.dom.minidom import parse

I use the attached plugin that works great for me, I got it on this forum i think, "Ebrus" i think wrote it. I modified it to use either Global Cache or Hex and it converts it.

My modifications are hacky, but they worked, so i never cleaned up the code since i never meant for it to go externally.

step 1), put your computer to sleep
step 2), wake it up using your USB-UIRT
then go to commandline
and type powercfg -lastwake

see what it outputs. the script i wrote pretty much will just output an event based on it.(very literally)


then compare that to what it outputs when it wakes up from the ...

yes use a script. something _like_ (my code sucks, but should get you in the right direction with some google.)

import urllib
import xml.dom.minidom

response = urllib.urlopen('http://<A-400>:8008/playback?arg0=get_current_vod_info') #assumes the response is ready to parse into xml
status = dom ...

Wow, i just discovered this, it's great. I wrote my own crappy plugin for this, i didn't know about the subscription service of the isy.

Would be cool if you had this in a repo, i'd love to fork it and incorporate the things i've done too (eg pulling variables values down)

i use the global cache. it's rock solid and consistent. also because it's ethernet, you can stash the thing in a cabinet or such, and also it has 3 outputs, so you're not flooding the room with IR, you can use it with just a tiny blaster over the input on each device.

also i wrote a very basic plug ...

could you use a script that parses the powercfg -lastwake shell command?

e.g. something like (but please use regex to parse the reason fro the Event Trigger{:

import subprocess
cmd = subprocess.Popen('powercfg -lastwake', shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
for line in cmd.stdout:
eg.TriggerEvent ...

So here's the situation i find myself

I use eventghost to launch an autohotkey executable, since revision 1629 (the additions to the execute.py file) it causes my program to cease continuing the macro once the wait is over.

simple process
1) Start Program (IT DOES START PROGRAM)
2) Wait (IT WILL ...

thanks. i'd been trying to use task activated / deactivated with moderate success, i didn't realize the process plugin existed.

Same problem. here's more info and the traceback.

in 1568 on a win 7 64 bit computer, i'm getting the following error (note that this only prints the traceback when running through eclipse, otherwise it just hangs the program)

here's how i replicate:
downloaded 1568 fresh source folder
run ...