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bert at bertenselena

Jan 21, 2008, 11:33 AM

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mythhello continuation

Hello all,

For my own entertainment and education, I created a continuation of
the mythhello plugin.
It has the fantasy-less name mythtutorial2. I added some buttons,
keypressevents and some signal-slot interaction. It was my first
programming excursive on a mythplugin.

I would like to add this tutorial eventually to the wiki. Who should I
contact for this? But first I would like to have some feedback. Are
there blatant mistakes? Does it compile at all for others?

The tar-package can be found at http://www.oatfield.nl/download/

Any feedback is appreciated.

Regards,

Bert
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justin at mythtvthemes

Jan 21, 2008, 12:59 PM

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Re: mythhello continuation [In reply to]

Bert Haverkamp wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> For my own entertainment and education, I created a continuation of
> the mythhello plugin.
> It has the fantasy-less name mythtutorial2. I added some buttons,
> keypressevents and some signal-slot interaction. It was my first
> programming excursive on a mythplugin.
>
> I would like to add this tutorial eventually to the wiki. Who should I
> contact for this? But first I would like to have some feedback. Are
> there blatant mistakes? Does it compile at all for others?
>
> The tar-package can be found at http://www.oatfield.nl/download/
>
> Any feedback is appreciated.
>
> Regards,
>
> Bert
>
You don't have to ask permission to add to the wiki ya know.

I'd say to just sling it up there & ask people to have a look.

FWIW,

Justin

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kormoc at gmail

Jan 21, 2008, 1:03 PM

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Re: mythhello continuation [In reply to]

On Jan 21, 2008 11:33 AM, Bert Haverkamp <bert[at]bertenselena.net> wrote:
> I would like to add this tutorial eventually to the wiki. Who should I
> contact for this?

No one at all. The point of the wiki is community run documentation,
and you're part of the community, so you can just edit away.
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fedorafitz at yahoo

Jan 22, 2008, 6:22 AM

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Re: mythhello continuation [In reply to]

Tried it out on my system, running Fedora 8 with ATRPMS mythv installation and it compiled just fine. Thanks a lot, it has helped understand some things that I can use for writing plugins. By the way do you know how to do input boxes?

Bert Haverkamp <bert[at]bertenselena.net> wrote: Hello all,

For my own entertainment and education, I created a continuation of
the mythhello plugin.
It has the fantasy-less name mythtutorial2. I added some buttons,
keypressevents and some signal-slot interaction. It was my first
programming excursive on a mythplugin.

I would like to add this tutorial eventually to the wiki. Who should I
contact for this? But first I would like to have some feedback. Are
there blatant mistakes? Does it compile at all for others?

The tar-package can be found at http://www.oatfield.nl/download/

Any feedback is appreciated.

Regards,

Bert
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-----------------------------------------------
Bert en Selena
www.bertenselena.net
-----------------------------------------------------
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those who understand binary, and those who don't.
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