I definitely need a lecture about event handling in Freevo (if someone
is kind enough to explain this to me).
When playing movies (stored on the HDD, so no media-not-found problem
involved here) from a FXD file, I have the following structure:
DirItem (where from I start the playing)
VideoItem_A (represents the thing I want to play)
VideoItem_B (variant[0])
VideoItem_C (file 1 in the variant)
VideoItem_D (file 2 in the variant)
I designed the FXD so that "file 1" does not exist. So when the
VideoItem_C calls self.player.play(), the player returns an error
message, and VideoItem_C calls rc.post_event(PLAY_END).
This event is seen in the enventhandler of VideoItem_A, which passes it
to its parent (DirItem). But when the playing works properly (i.e. the
filename does exist), the player returns also a PLAY_END, but this one
is caught by VideoItem_B (which then starts to play VideoItem_D, which
is exactly what I expect).
So the big question is: who decides what eventhandler receives what
event? howcome the the PLAY_END is received by A and not by B in case
of an error?
Thanks for all help you can bring me.
Matthieu
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