How do I get a Plugin ID and strings.xml? (1 Viewer)

falkyre

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After tinkering and getting my system working, I have started to take a look into creating a plugin .... I'm actually trying to get the ShowTimes plugin that knubile created a while back working with the most recent version of MP.

So my question is how do I get a plugin ID that won't conflict with anyone else's? (Does someone assign them).

Secondly, I've got the code that knubile created, and he had a plugin ID of 3010. If I use that and compile the code, it ends up in the Windows Plugins (as it should be). If I changed the ID to say, 6000, then it appears under the Process ID. What determines that the plugin is a Window or Process plugin (all I changed was one line int he code and the configuration sees it as a process plugin rather than a windows plugin).

Now onto the strings.xml, once I have my Plugin ID, then can I add to the strings.xml as I require?

Thanks!

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Thanks for the info. I tried IRC but I think my time zone is wacky for most other developers so I'll see what I can do.

I've read the plugin guide and have SVN working no problem...Just need a little bit more info to round out my understanding.

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Yup, which means when I'm awake, they are most likely not. Which is why I sent the question int he forums. I'l lurk in irc for a while and see if anyone shows up.

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    falkyre said:
    Yup, which means when I'm awake, they are most likely not. Which is why I sent the question int he forums. I'l lurk in irc for a while and see if anyone shows up.

    Thanks!

    Usually best to check on IRC EARLY in the morning considering your timezone!

    Mike
     

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