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<blockquote data-quote="mPod" data-source="post: 52049" data-attributes="member: 11199">Re: MappingsI'm afraid not, this is just a list of constant enum variables. If you have seen the editor before the latest change, you saw that the names were even more technical. I put some code in to make it a bit more human readable. But it still is the technical term how a dev calls the action or window in code. That's also the reason why some names are weird or have typographic errors in it. Not my bad English. :wink: There is no description for it, sorry. If someone would like to do some documentation on it, he'd has to dig into the MP code to find out what the windows &amp; actions actually really do.I chose that way because the user can map everything that is possible and didn't want to limit the possibilities by just offering a handful of actions &amp; window ids.But as a rule of thumb you can always have a look at the mapping editor for Hauppauge &amp; MCE remotes (X10 ATI or Medion are also ok). The most needed stuff (that also makes sense) is mapped by default there and should help you for orientation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mPod, post: 52049, member: 11199"] [b]Re: Mappings[/b] I'm afraid not, this is just a list of constant enum variables. If you have seen the editor before the latest change, you saw that the names were even more technical. I put some code in to make it a bit more human readable. But it still is the technical term how a dev calls the action or window in code. That's also the reason why some names are weird or have typographic errors in it. Not my bad English. :wink: There is no description for it, sorry. If someone would like to do some documentation on it, he'd has to dig into the MP code to find out what the windows & actions actually really do. I chose that way because the user can map everything that is possible and didn't want to limit the possibilities by just offering a handful of actions & window ids. But as a rule of thumb you can always have a look at the mapping editor for Hauppauge & MCE remotes (X10 ATI or Medion are also ok). The most needed stuff (that also makes sense) is mapped by default there and should help you for orientation. [/QUOTE]

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