Still not 100% how i would like you have any ideas ?
Thanks
Peter
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 7. Jun 07, 21:59
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Regards,
B.
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 7. Jun 07, 16:53
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Heres my script >
var oldPlaying = false;
f = new File('c:/sjTrackinfo.txt');
f.pos = f.length;
function myhandler()
{
var nowPlaying = player.isPlaying();
if( nowPlaying != oldPlaying )
{
// here you should do sth. that your external application
// understand. Maybe you find a command line tool that can
// send MIDI events?
if( nowPlaying )
{
program.run('C:/FX_ON.exe');
artist = player.getArtistAtPos(0);
title = player.getTitleAtPos(0);
f.write(artist + " : " + title);
f.flush(artist);
f.flush(title);
}
else
{
program.run('C:/FX_OFF.exe');
}
// remember the new state
oldPlaying = nowPlaying;
}
}
program.setTimeout(myhandler, 500, true);
Thanks
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 7. Jun 07, 16:30
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f.pos = f.length;
just after calling "f = new File('c:/sjTrackinfo.txt');". This will set the current file position to the end of the file. As Silverjuke seems not to do this automatically, this may be also an explanation for the "trash" in your file - this may come from older tests ...
Regards,
B.
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 7. Jun 07, 10:24
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... I think you you want to write the current URL or the current title, so you should use
Another tip is, again, the backslash eg. in "c:\on.exe" - this is converted to the character "\o" - don't know if there is a representation for this. If you really want to use the backslash you have to escape it as "\\". The service team always recommends to use the forward slash instead, "c:/on.exe" in this case.
Regards,
B.
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 7. Jun 07, 10:16
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Thanks
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 6. Jun 07, 20:09
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Regards,
B.
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 6. Jun 07, 10:17
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and no one else is writing to the file !!
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 5. Jun 07, 20:32
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Best regards,
Your Silverjuke Team
Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 5. Jun 07, 10:43
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program.run('C:\ON.exe');
track = program.musicSel;
f.write(track);
f.flush();
}
and in the file i get a garbled mess of characters all placed on top of one another : > 攀瑳 or maybe its chinese ??? wierd !
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 5. Jun 07, 07:41
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Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 4. Jun 07, 18:52
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Im scratching my head here too !!
Think the SJ Service Team must be on there holidays as no reply fom them for a while !!
Thanks again for your input
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 4. Jun 07, 18:22
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Thanks
Peter
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 24. May 07, 22:02
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