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Windows => Plug-in Development => Topic started by: SteveC on April 10, 2007, 06:23:36 pm
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I spent the evening writing some plugin stuff for a friend and ended up with working code, but being very confused by it all... I think the wiki is rather mis-leading, or more likely, I'm working on one object while typing it as another. Unfortunately, everyone's just put snippets of code rather than a whole example.
Anyway, main questions...
1/ What is the type of the object I get from CreateObject("MediaJukeBox Application") ? I've been using it as an MCAutomation, but that appears to diverge from the SDK a lot, most annoyingly in the GetCurPlaylist automation area.
2/ If I'm controlling MediaCenter, should I be attaching to mediajukebox ? I'm a bit confused by the object naming here!
Help appreciated :) I'd update the wiki with my findings, but they're so confused that it would be even more disorientating!
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it is old documentation
the updated doc for media center vanished when they put all that on wiki
your not the only one Dazed and Confused...
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Hmm, some of my problems were actually my usual Sub Vs. function Vs. () vs. not in VB (I hate VB6), however, some of the docs are still a bit wrong..
My current object creation code is (incidentally, all examples could do with being replaced with this, on error resume next is 'orrible):
Private WithEvents MC As MCAutomation
Private Function ErrFunction() As Integer
Select Case Err.Number
Case 462
Set MC = CreateObject("MediaJukebox Application")
ErrFunction = 1
Case 429
Set MC = CreateObject("MediaJukebox Application")
ErrFunction = 1
Case Else
MsgBox (Err.Description)
ErrFunction = 0
End Select
End Function
Private Sub Form_Load()
On Error GoTo ErrHandler
Set MC = GetObject(, "MediaJukebox Application")
szCurrentScheme = ""
intCurrentPlaylist = 0
txtScheme.Text = MC.GetViewScheme(szCurrentScheme).GetScheme(0).GetName()
Exit Sub
ErrHandler:
If ErrFunction Then
Resume Next
Else
End
End If
End Sub
The docs (paraphrasing) prototype as follows
void MJFilesAutomation.Play()
it is actually:
void MJFilesAutomation.Play(number Position)
I guess the current docs are just inaccurate in places...?