Recorded shows dialog, help needed :) (1 Viewer)

[pilehave]

Hi there

I'm doing a plugin to show the recorded TV-shows in a popup to allow a fast way of playing back all your recorded TV. Now, the code below should in theory work (as far as I can tell), but the array containing recorded tv doesn't have any elements in it, despite the fact that I have recorded several shows, and these come up by navigating the old fahion way.

        // Shows recorded TV in a dialog
        private void oneClickPlayRecordings()
        {
            List<TVRecorded> recordings = new List<TVRecorded>();
            TVDatabase.GetRecordedTV(ref recordings);
            List<GUIListItem> itemlist = new List<GUIListItem>();

            int GetID = (int)GUIWindow.Window.WINDOW_TVFULLSCREEN;
            GUIDialogMenu dlg = (GUIDialogMenu)GUIWindowManager.GetWindow((int)GUIWindow.Window.WINDOW_DIALOG_MENU);
            if (dlg == null)
            {
                return;
            }
            dlg.Reset();
            dlg.SetHeading("PowerPlay :)");

            dlg.Add(recordings.Count.ToString());

            foreach (TVRecorded rec in recordings)
            {
                GUIListItem item = new GUIListItem();
                item.Label = rec.Title;
                item.TVTag = rec;
                itemlist.Add(item);
                dlg.Add(item);
                dlg.AddLocalizedString(655);
            }
            dlg.DoModal(GetID);
            if (dlg.SelectedLabel == -1)
            {
                return;
            }

        }

The plugin compiles and I can pop the dialog, but there's nothing in the array, when calling TVDatabase.GetRecordedTV(ref recordings);, hence it is returning 0 (when I count the array).

This code is used in a couple of other places in MediaPortal, and I have included

using MediaPortal.TV.Database;
using MediaPortal.TV.Recording;

Help appreciated

 

[pilehave]

Nobody seems to care, thats the pitfall when trying to develop to poorly documented code So much for Open Source, might as well be closed source when the documentation is non-existant, and the developers doesn't care to comment.