Re: [Freevo-users] FXD command files

2010-08-19 Thread Francisco Eduardo Álvarez Solano
2010/8/19 Paul 

> Is it possible to run fxd command files from within the standard menu
> structure? I have quite a few running from the main menu now (internet,
> karaoke, the cheese photo application) and I wanted to clean it up by
> inserting some within the menu items (ie: karaoke within music, the cheese
> app within photos), there's not a whole lot of documentation on fxd files
> and I've been fiddling with them for a while with no success, is this
> possible at all?
>

Yes!.

I've added a Spotify entry within the Music main menu. First I've written
this fxd file:

spotify.fxd:




wine "C:\Archivos de programa\Spotify\spotify.exe"




And then, I've added the fxd file to the AUDIO_ITEMS section in
local_conf.py:

AUDIO_ITEMS = [
('Infantil', '/datos/musica/infantil'),
('Pop', '/datos/musica/pop'),
('Otras', '/datos/musica/otras'),
'/opt/config/freevo/fxd/spotify.fxd',
]

I also have a Picasa entry in the Photo menu, though, instead of adding the
fxd file to the IMAGES section in local_conf.py, I've included it in my
image directory:

picasa.fxd:




/opt/config/freevo/fxd/picasa.cmd




picasa.cmd:

#!/bin/sh
picasa &
true

local_conf.py:

IMAGE_ITEMS = [ ('Ver Fotos', '/datos/Escritorio/fotos'),
# '/opt/config/freevo/fxd/picasa.fxd',
]

In /datos/Escritorio/fotos I have a directory named "fotos" and the fxd file
picasa.fxd. As you can see, I previously added the fxd file directly to the
IMAGE_ITEMS section, though now I've commented out the entry. Nevertheless,
both approachs work flawlessly for me.
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Re: [Freevo-users] FXD command files

2010-08-19 Thread Manfred Schmitt
Paul wrote:

> Is it possible to run fxd command files from within the standard menu
> structure? I have quite a few running from the main menu now (internet,
> karaoke, the cheese photo application) and I wanted to clean it up by
> inserting some within the menu items (ie: karaoke within music, the cheese
> app within photos), there's not a whole lot of documentation on fxd files
> and I've been fiddling with them for a while with no success, is this
> possible at all?
> 
Afaik it's not possible to put commands into an existing menu but to 
avoid the clutter in the main menu you can put the commands/fxd-files 
into a submenu:
http://doc.freevo.org/GeneralPlugins/Commands
http://doc.freevo.org/CommandsFxd

Bye,
Manne

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Re: [Freevo-users] FXD command files

2010-08-19 Thread Paul
No, it doesn't show up, I've fiddled with it a lot but haven't had any
success.

On 19 August 2010 16:17, Alberto Hernando  wrote:

> On Thursday 19 August 2010 20:05:43 Paul wrote:
> > Is it possible to run fxd command files from within the standard menu
> > structure? I have quite a few running from the main menu now (internet,
> > karaoke, the cheese photo application) and I wanted to clean it up by
> > inserting some within the menu items (ie: karaoke within music, the
> cheese
> > app within photos), there's not a whole lot of documentation on fxd files
> > and I've been fiddling with them for a while with no success, is this
> > possible at all?
>
> What happens if you just put your karaoke.fxd in a music folder?
> It works with playlists. Perhaps all fxd will work too.
>
> Alberto
>
>
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Re: [Freevo-users] FXD command files

2010-08-19 Thread Alberto Hernando
On Thursday 19 August 2010 20:05:43 Paul wrote:
> Is it possible to run fxd command files from within the standard menu
> structure? I have quite a few running from the main menu now (internet,
> karaoke, the cheese photo application) and I wanted to clean it up by
> inserting some within the menu items (ie: karaoke within music, the cheese
> app within photos), there's not a whole lot of documentation on fxd files
> and I've been fiddling with them for a while with no success, is this
> possible at all?

What happens if you just put your karaoke.fxd in a music folder?
It works with playlists. Perhaps all fxd will work too.

Alberto

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[Freevo-users] FXD command files

2010-08-19 Thread Paul
Is it possible to run fxd command files from within the standard menu
structure? I have quite a few running from the main menu now (internet,
karaoke, the cheese photo application) and I wanted to clean it up by
inserting some within the menu items (ie: karaoke within music, the cheese
app within photos), there's not a whole lot of documentation on fxd files
and I've been fiddling with them for a while with no success, is this
possible at all?

Cheers,

Paul
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