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00%3A04%3A20%3A12%3A12%3Bc9 display ? ?

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ZoomPlayer2.5110 [u'00%3A04%3A20%3A12%3A12%3Bc9 display Speelt%20nu LOVE%20REMEMBERS%20--%20Craig%20Morgan']

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try:

    dummy #Only used to initialise some variables at startup

except NameError:

    dummy = 0 #after the first run, the variable dummy is set, so it skips below on subsequent runs.
    eg.globals.song = False #these are global variables I use to show on the Eventghost website
    eg.globals.titlebar = False

a = eg.event.payload
q = str(a).split('%') # to check if the event has enough information (i.e. if the squeezebox is on)
if len(q) < 25: # I just assumed the number 25 as normal log has way more than 25
    eg.Exit() # if insufficient info, i.e. player is off, don't bother retreiving info. As the status info is also in event, I will switch to that eventually...
else:
    print a #I have included many print commands which I normally use to check to see what is going on...
    import re # needed to work with the regular expression search later on
    b = str(a).split('current_title') #split the event at the part where it starts with the song title
    c = str(b[1]).split('time') # split the second part right after the song title
    #print c[0]
    d = c[0] #this is then the song title, still with the % stuff in it
    e = re.split( r"[%][0-9A-F]{2}" , str(d) ) #this uses the regular expression search to get rid of all % signs and two characters behind it, consisting of a number and letter
    f = ' '.join(e) # the previous result was a list (at least I think it is called a list....), which we now turn into a string again
    print f
    g = str(b[1]).split('title') #this part does the same as the above procedure, only for the radio station part
    #print "g[1]" + g[1] #again, just a print command to see what g[1] actually looks like in the logs
    h = str(g[1]).split('playlist')
    #print "h[0]" + h[0]
    i = re.split( r"[%][0-9A-F]{2}" , str(h[0]) )
    j = ' '.join(i)
    print j
    eg.globals.song = j #so now we have the song that is playing, which we can assign to the global variable for the EG website
    titlebar = f # and radiostation (or the other way around....)

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<EventGhost Version="1544">
    <Action>
        ZoomPlayer.MyCommand(u'00%3A04%3A20%3A12%3A12%3Bc9 status - 2 subscribe:300')
    </Action>
</EventGhost>