[CutSickAss]

@phil65
In the first post you should mention "Set.Movies.ExtendedPlot" as well, it looks better than regular .Plot.

[phil65]

i will tackle documentation when I´m done. there are probably 100+ more infolabels available than the ones i mentioned.

i changed default silent value to True since it can make problems when several script instances are running. will have a look at that.

next small feature:

<onfocus>RunScript(script.extendedinfo,info=getgooglemap,location=Search String)</onfocus>

will return

$INFO[Window(home).Property(googlemap)]

an image of the location you specified.

[Wanilton]

Hi Phil, recents commits in XBMC Gotham, broken script for sets, no more cdarts for sets and data, if possible see what happens, any tip is welcome,

thanks, your script is very good.

[phil65]

I don´t use Gotham yet. only frodo supported.

[phil65]

getgooglemap now supports several new parameters / parameter combinations.


that + some more trickery allows to buid a complete google maps browser (which can also directly be accessed by using GPS image coordinates / concert venues)





parameter overview:

needed:

location=SEARCH STRING
or
lon = longitude value, lat = latitude value
or
location=geocode,lon=$INFO[ListItem.PictureGPSlon],lat=$INFO[ListItem.PictureGPSlat]

optional:

type= roadmap / hybrid / satellite / terrain

zoom = 1 - 15

[mikebzh44]

Amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Sranshaft]

First, I have to say I'm loving this script! It's opening so many possibilities. I especially love the similar artists / movies and trending movies / shows. Definitely making liberal use of this script.

I've gotten trending movies and shows set up but I just had a few feature requests if you're up for receiving them. Would love if we could get access to comments on the movies / shows returned by TrendingMovies, TrendingShows. I'm having a tinker with the script but I'll be the first to say python isn't my forte. My thought was to return it with the following for labels perhaps.

Code:

Trending[Movies|Shows].%i.Comments.%x.Comment
Trending[Movies|Shows].%i.Comments.%x.Username
Trending[Movies|Shows].%i.Comments.%x.Avatar

Also, could we possibly get a infolabel for ratings votes? If it's too early for requests let me know. I'm sure all you need is a flood of wants at this point in the game but I thought I'd throw a couple out there just in case.

On an unrelated not, I'm having trouble with the plot. There seems to be a parsing issue when the plot has more than one comma in the text. SetProperty assumes everything after the comma is supposed to be a window. This is the relevant error code I'm getting in the log. I had to resort to $ESCINFO. Is this the preferred way to do this or is there something on your end that could fix it?

Code:

DEBUG: CApplication::ExecuteXBMCAction : To SetProperty(Plot,When an unexpected enemy emerges and threatens global safety and security, Nick Fury, director of the international peacekeeping agency known as S.H.I.E.L.D., finds himself in need of a team to pull the world back from the brink of disaster. Spanning the globe, a daring recruitment effort begins!,58)
22:16:14 T:12644   ERROR: Window Translator: Can't find window nick fury

Anyway, amazing work mate! I better get back to coding. Just wanted to say cheers for all the hard work.

[phil65]

yep, using $ESCINFO[] is the way to go if you want to use SetProperty / SetString in combination with strings which potentially contain commas.
availablity of infolabels always depends on the API the call makes use of.
for trendingmovies there are no comments available.
http://trakt.tv/api-docs/movies-trending

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btw it´s also possible to browse google maps streetview now (-->moving forward and turning):

integration is a bit more complex, documentation will follow in some time.

[Sranshaft]

While trending doesn't have comments, they can be called via the Show API feeding in to it the tvdb_ID returned via trending.

http://trakt.tv/api-docs/show-comments

This would of course require an additional JSON call so I'm not sure what impact that might cause. The script's.pretty quick as it is.

Entirely up to you. Just thought I'd throw out the suggestion - I had some ideas using the comments / reviews. I might have a stab at it tomorrow. Had a look through the code and it doesn't look to hard to figure out.

[phil65]

no, it would require another JSON call for every single trending movie. that´s too much.

[Sranshaft]

Fair enough.

[phil65]

to show what´s possible with the script:

[`Black]

Very nice script but I have a request. When using a prefix, there is still a second prefix after the specified prefix, so you have e.g.

prefix.UpcomingMovies.1.Title
prefix.TopratedMovies.1.Title

etc.

Would be nice if you could remove or add an option to remove the second prefix because otherwise I would have to do a lot of copy/paste (e.g. for upcoming, top rated, popular and in cinema movies from themoviedb the properties are all the same). A limit parameter would also be nice.

Edit: after some thinking I guess it's not worth to implement my first request.

[phil65]

most JSON APIs don´t support limit parameters so it doesn´t really bring any advantage.

[`Black]

Yes, you could only limit the properties. Btw. you have a little typo in the script in line 146 (default.py). Should be "top_rated" instead of "rop_rated".