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PowerScheduler plugin 0.1 (wakeup/hibernate)
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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 5031"><p>@ Rybber,</p><p>The earlier versions handled recordings of type <em>Once</em> only. </p><p>If a recording was to record a program daily, weekly or every time a certain program is on it just wouldn't wake up. With this version all types are handled.</p><p></p><p>@ Frodo,</p><p>Thanks, very encouraging.</p><p>If you examine the source you will find that it's implemented as a <em>GUIWindow</em>. I tried to implement as <em>process plugin</em> but it didn't survive sleeping. A <em>GUIWindow </em>is activated (or something) after every power up but a <em>process plugin</em> is not. I wish an event like Start() or Init() were called in the pluging interface after a power up - would it be possible?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 5031"] @ Rybber, The earlier versions handled recordings of type [i]Once[/i] only. If a recording was to record a program daily, weekly or every time a certain program is on it just wouldn't wake up. With this version all types are handled. @ Frodo, Thanks, very encouraging. If you examine the source you will find that it's implemented as a [i]GUIWindow[/i]. I tried to implement as [i]process plugin[/i] but it didn't survive sleeping. A [i]GUIWindow [/i]is activated (or something) after every power up but a [i]process plugin[/i] is not. I wish an event like Start() or Init() were called in the pluging interface after a power up - would it be possible? [/QUOTE]
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