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Area 51 - Testing Area
Ready for Testing - PowerScheduler++ integrated in MediaPortal 1.4
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<blockquote data-quote="michael_t" data-source="post: 1007603" data-attributes="member: 85139"><p>The plugin is named "PowerScheduler", so it will be enabled on start of MP client / server if the old "PowerScheduler" was enabled too. If you had disabled the old PowerScheduler and then installed and used PowerScheduler++, the setting for "PowerScheduler" is disabled. So this situation can only arise for former PS++ users and I would not like to put a hack in the plugin loader's code (which is generic) to explicitely check the string "PowerScheduler++"...</p><p> </p><p>I thought I had found a bug in the MPEInstaller.cs code, but maybe it'no bug but a feature, so I will revert all changes here and provide a new version, that does not modify anything, only adding the code for PS++ plugin info removal...</p><p> </p><p>Michael</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="michael_t, post: 1007603, member: 85139"] The plugin is named "PowerScheduler", so it will be enabled on start of MP client / server if the old "PowerScheduler" was enabled too. If you had disabled the old PowerScheduler and then installed and used PowerScheduler++, the setting for "PowerScheduler" is disabled. So this situation can only arise for former PS++ users and I would not like to put a hack in the plugin loader's code (which is generic) to explicitely check the string "PowerScheduler++"... I thought I had found a bug in the MPEInstaller.cs code, but maybe it'no bug but a feature, so I will revert all changes here and provide a new version, that does not modify anything, only adding the code for PS++ plugin info removal... Michael [/QUOTE]
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