Hi,
I wonder if there is any way to know when a program is shut.
I'm using Pulse-Eight with EventGhost and Kodi.
When I run Kodi, it fails to identify the Pulse Eight because EventGhost are using it. With this remote does not function.
I found a way to solve this was to disable the plugin Pulse Eight before running Kodi and enable when you leave.
In this case one OnClose method that can be executed when the Kodi is finalized would help me to be able to enable this plugin automatically.
I do not know if this is the best solution or whether there is any alternative to this problem. But initially was the solution found to solve this.
Thanks.
Notice: This forum has been recovered from an old backup, so some content, links, and dates may be outdated. The forum is currently read-only while we restore sign-in and registration functionality. Details
If you find this forum valuable and would like to help keep it online, donations to help cover hosting and domain costs are greatly appreciated, but never expected. You can support the forum through Buy Me a Coffee or Ko-fi. Thank you for helping preserve the EventGhost community.
If you find this forum valuable and would like to help keep it online, donations to help cover hosting and domain costs are greatly appreciated, but never expected. You can support the forum through Buy Me a Coffee or Ko-fi. Thank you for helping preserve the EventGhost community.
Is there any way to identify a program when finished ?
Re: Is there any way to identify a program when finished ?
If you are using the XBMC2 plugin (or if not) you can activate Kodi notifications (events) that send an OnQuit event when Kodi quits that you can use.mparadiso wrote:I found a way to solve this was to disable the plugin Pulse Eight before running Kodi and enable when you leave.
In this case one OnClose method that can be executed when the Kodi is finalized would help me to be able to enable this plugin automatically.
Or if you use the EventGhost start application to run Kodi, you can activate the "Trigger event when application is terminated".
Or you can use one of these plugins "Task Create/Switch Events" or "Process Watcher", as they generate events when programs starts or ends.
Hopefully this is enough for you.
joni
