[drewzh]

Hi,

I'm currently having an issue with using the CancelAlarm built-in function. For some reason I can't seem to get the notification that the alarm is being cancelled hidden from the user.

Please see below, line 34:
https://github.com/drewzh/xbmcfilecleane...default.py

I think maybe it's just me being new to python so please let me know if I'm doing anything wrong (I've only been learning for 2 days), or maybe there's an issue with the current implementation?

Thanks,
Drew

[pieh]

CancelAlarm builtin automaticly show notification - there's nothing You can do about it

[drewzh]

Cheers for the response, but as you can see from the following page CancelAlarm takes a second optional parameter. This seems to work fine for creating an alarm, just not cancelling.

http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=List_of_Built_In_Functions

Does anybody know of a work around or can point out the actual cause of the notification (I'm running latest Dharma release).

Cheers,
Drew

[pieh]

CancelAlarm(name[,silent]) Cancel a running alarm. Set silent to true to hide the alarm notification. only available in trunk >r35674

it was added after dharma

[drewzh]

Ah that would explain it then, I thought as dharma was released a few days back it'd already have it in but thought it could be a possibility, thanks for clearing that up. I've since changed the script to run in a loop based on the condition of 'Service Enabled' in settings. I have a 60 second sleep on every iteration.

Is there any downside to what I'm doing? It seems to be chugging along fine and haven't noticed any issues yet.

Thanks,
Drew