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<blockquote data-quote="niekh" data-source="post: 28173" data-attributes="member: 10457">I think MP could benefit from implementing an eventing architecture where application events (not .NET framework events) can be propagated to enlisted subscribers.MP would then fire events e.g. when:- starting- closing- entering a module- playing something- changing channelsetc.This way integration of plug-ins would be facilitated, I believe.Combining this approach with a script plugin would allow for a simple but powerful solution to common automation problems (e.g. &quot;Dim the lights to 25% when I start playing a movie/DVD and at the same time power on the surround receiver and set its volume level to X&quot;).A GUI to show current event wire-up wouldn't hurt either!Integrating, for instance, LCD-plugins should become a whole lot easier too!What say ye?/Nils</blockquote>

[QUOTE="niekh, post: 28173, member: 10457"] I think MP could benefit from implementing an eventing architecture where application events (not .NET framework events) can be propagated to enlisted subscribers. MP would then fire events e.g. when: - starting - closing - entering a module - playing something - changing channels etc. This way integration of plug-ins would be facilitated, I believe. Combining this approach with a script plugin would allow for a simple but powerful solution to common automation problems (e.g. "Dim the lights to 25% when I start playing a movie/DVD and at the same time power on the surround receiver and set its volume level to X"). A GUI to show current event wire-up wouldn't hurt either! Integrating, for instance, LCD-plugins should become a whole lot easier too! What say ye? /Nils [/QUOTE]

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