tv_extractinfo_en problem again!
Gunga Din II <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.tv.xmltv.general |
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Hi Nick,
Hope you've finished the bathroom, because....
tv_extractinfo_en seems to be crashing again, but since last time I've learnt
a bit about debugging it, so I have some better information for you :-)
I saw the error while it was "munging", so I uncommented the logging line in
the "munge" subroutine, and found this.
These are the last few lines of the trace before the crash...
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testing word 2.75 at position 37
word is '2.75'
trying 2.75 as 24 hour time
found a time that interprets: 2:75
Can't use an undefined value as an ARRAY reference at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.10.1/Date/Manip/DM6.pm line 509.
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The offending program data is as follows...
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<programme start="20110425140000 +0100" stop="20110425150000 +0100"
channel="dave.uktv.co.uk">
<title>James May's Toy Stories</title>
<sub-title>Scalextric</sub-title>
<desc lang="en">The Top Gear presenter sets out to re-create the famous
banked Brooklands track in Surrey, using only Scalextric pieces. Toy
enthusiasts join James as he puts together 20,000 sections of track over the
original 2.75-mile circuit, and local residents pit their racing skills
against a team from the official Scalextric Club.</desc>
<category lang="en">Documentary</category>
<episode-num system="xmltv_ns">0 . 3/6 . </episode-num>
<video>
<quality>SDTV</quality>
</video>
<subtitles type="teletext" />
</programme>
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Looks like tv_extactinfo_en is interpreting the 2.75 as a time, and as an
illegal one? Should it be trying to work out times from the <desc> field
in the first place?!?!
Hope this helps!
All the best,
gunga
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