Semantics of OsdItem and OsdCurrentItem
Malte Forkel <[email protected]>
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Hi, I'm struggling a bit with the semantics of OsdItem and OsdCurrentItem in VDR 2.2.0. My initial assumption was that all items in a menu would first be announced by OsdItem and later calls to OsdCurrentItem would then identify the current selection or change its text. This is true for VDR's main menu and the Settings submenu. When I open Settings -> OSD, OsdItem is not called anymore. Rather, I get multiple calls to OsdCurrentItem. The argument of some of the calls are not even valid menu entries: 'Language:#0110', 'Language:#011English', 'Skin:#0113', 'Skin:#011Text mode', 'Left (%):#0118', ... I also noticed that in submenus of the Settings menu (e.g. the OSD menu), the call to OsdCurrentItem is repeated about every second with the same argument. This does not happen in the main menu or the Settings submenu. Note: In the standard implementation of VDR's own status plugin, OsdItem will not produce any log messages, the call to dsyslog is commented out. What am I missing? Thanks, Malte _______________________________________________ vdr mailing list [email protected] https://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr