(2013-02-22, 12:55)malte Wrote: Dondi Wrote:I hope my logs were useful to you regarding getting MESS sets to launch as well as what was going on with my attempt at getting my Atari 2600 art to update. Thanks again for your help malte
I could reproduce your MESS issue and solved it on my system (with changing the working directory before launching the game). I hope this will fix it for you too.
This is something for the next release of RCB I assume? ...or am I able to fix this on my end without waiting for a new RCB?
(2013-02-22, 12:55)malte Wrote: The Atari reimport does not work because you did not enable Rescrape already imported games in addon settings.
Ahhh, knew it was me being stoooopid. I have since deleted that set and imported an Atari 2600 GoodSet.
(2013-02-22, 12:55)malte Wrote: I found several little issues in your logs:
Code:
EXCEPTION: argument "label" for method "XBMCAddon::xbmcgui::ListItem" must be unicode or str
Not sure where this comes from. I made sure that all arguments passed to this function are strings now but they should have been anyway. So I think this is just a symptom of another issue that I could not see in your logs. Did the UI behave normally when you created this log (xbmc0220df)?
I don't use any input on my test machine besides the keyboard (not sure if that makes any difference), but the UI, to me, is a bit temperamental. For instance, to get a Console's gamelist to populate into the main RCB UI, I hit the left button (starting from the current list in the main UI), to get up into the menu. I select up/down to navigate to a specific CONSOLE, hit ENTER to populate the gameslist in the main UI, but at this point, I am still in the menu (games appear for all CONSOLES except Playstation when I do this), and then I need to select either ALL for YEAR, PUBLISHER, GENRE or A-Z to get focus down to the list in the main UI. This behavior is consistent where it seems in order to get focus from the top menu ui to the main RCB gamelist UI, the ENTER button must be hit twice. I am guessing this is intended?
For Playstation, the ONLY way I can get the games to populate the UI list, is to select any other platform besides Playstation (the only columns that populate in the upper menu for Playstation are GENRE and YEAR by default). When I choose a non-Playstation platform & hit enter once, I am able to get the PUBLISHER menu item to appear in the upper menu. I then over navigate to the CONSOLE menu item, press UP/DOWN to get to Playstation and then hit the right-arrow key to get over to PUBLISHER. Hit ENTER once. When I do this, this is the only way I can get the Playstation games to populate the main UI list. Then I hit left-arrow key to either GENRE or YEAR to pop me down into the gamelist UI
I can do more DEBUG logs if you like malte. Let me know. I do notice minor UI things as well in terms of focus etc. Like when I exit an emulator, RCB gets focus, and if I do not wait a little bit and I hit an arrow key to navigate the current CONSOLE list, I get popped up into the upper menu, which eventually leads to the resetting the main UI list because I need to do the hit enter twice thing to get out of the top menu. If I do wait for bit after exiting an emulator session, I am able to regain focus in the main UI gamelist from where I left off before playing a game.
(2013-02-22, 12:55)malte Wrote: Code:
22:16:27 T:8388 NOTICE: RCB_INFO: An error occured while adding game 'Gremlins: Stripe vs Gizmo'. Error: columns name, romCollectionId are not unique
It looks like you have several games with similar names? Maybe the rom file names use additional properties like (US)(EU)[V1], ... and RCB isn't able to handle these differences because all roms are linked to the same game. This is something I want to address in a future release.
Code:
22:16:34 T:8388 NOTICE: RCB_WARNING: Error: matchGamename() takes exactly 8 arguments (6 given)
This was a stupid bug that prevented RCB to do a proper handling of games with "subtitles" (No idea how to name this. In above example "Gremlins: Stripe vs Gizmo" "Stripe vs Gizmo" would be the subtitle). This is now fixed in SVN.
Are these issues that may be better handled if you had .DAT files for ROM sets? Would it be helpful if somewhere in the import process the user has the option of telling RCB which known ROM set he or he is using? If you know the ROM set, couldn't you use the appropriate .DAT file? If it is unknown, then the default way you are handling the ROMs wouldn't be affected. ??