[matthuisman]

Ok,

I have been helping Donno out and testing certain things and in the progress a few bugs have been found and most of them fixed.

There is a known problem that when using non-id 50 control lists
The problem is: You can not getControl of the list twice!
eg: self.list = self.getControl(67) where 67 is the id if your list.

This is a problem as these are set up usually in _oninit_ and _oninit_ is called everytime the window is opened (eg, when switching back from second window). So, this will crash xbmc. As a result we have found a way around this. In the _init_ of windows define a variable to 0 - (eg. self.initon = 0), then in your _oninit_ use if self.initon == 0:, the in this if statement, get all your controls etc. and dont forget then to set: self.initon = 1. Hence, when returning from a window, it will not try to getControl's again and as a result, script wont crash:This also enables the scripter to set controls based on if its the first time the window has been opened etc.
Note: You have to make sure not to use getControl for the list anywhere else in the script! just use the variable you assign to it: eg. self.list = self.getControl(60), then just use self.list in the rest of the script.
Example of code:

Code:

def __init__(self,strXMLname, strFallbackPath,strDefaultName,bforeFallback=0):
        xbmcgui.lock()
        self.initon = 0
        
    def onInit(self):
        if self.initon == 0:
            self.list = self.getControl(50)
            self.initon = 1:
            print "This is the first time you have opened this window"
        else:
           print "This is NOT the first time you have opened this window"
        xbmcgui.unlock()

This does not to be used if list with ids 50 are being used, as you then dont need to use the getControl command.

Another bug that has been fixed is if a Textbox had only one page, and page up or down was pressed on the spin control, xbmc would crash - this is fixed in the latest xbmc svn rev.

PS: The problem above does not occur with WindowxmlDialog, as when returning from a winxmldialog to a window, _oninit_ is not called again, but still probably best to keep it the way above and not use self.getControl twice in your script.

Hope this helps some people.

Currently, Donno is trying to fix the media fallback path on textures for spin controls not working. So hope this is fixed soon.

Thanks,
Stanley87