diff --git a/DOCS/skin.html b/DOCS/skin.html index 56203def67..d98051dcf2 100644 --- a/DOCS/skin.html +++ b/DOCS/skin.html @@ -1,23 +1,24 @@ + - -Creating Skins - MPlayer - The Movie Player for Linux + + Creating Skins - MPlayer - The Movie Player for Linux - +

Appendix D - MPlayer skin format

-The purpose of this document is to describe the MPlayer skin format. -The information contained here might be wrong, for +

The purpose of this document is to describe the MPlayer skin format. + The information contained here might be wrong, for

  1. It is not me who wrote the GUI.
    2. @@ -25,41 +26,37 @@ The information contained here might be wrong, for
  2. I might be wrong.
-So do not be surprised if something does not work as described here. +

So do not be surprised if something does not work as described here.

-

-Thanks to Zoltán Ponekker for his help. -

+

Thanks to Zoltán Ponekker for his help.

-

-András Mohari <mayday@freemail.hu> -

+

András Mohari <mayday@freemail.hu>

D.1 Overview

-It does not really have anything to do with the skin format, but you should -know that MPlayer has no builtin skin, so at least one skin -must be installed in order to be able to use the GUI. +

It does not really have anything to do with the skin format, but you should + know that MPlayer has no builtin skin, so at least one skin + must be installed in order to be able to use the GUI.

D.1.1 Directories

-The directories searched for skins are (in order): +

The directories searched for skins are (in order):

+ 
     $(DATADIR)/Skin/
     $(PREFIX)/share/mplayer/Skin/
     ~/.mplayer/Skin/
-

-Note that the first path may vary according to the way MPlayer was -configured (see the --prefix and --datadir arguments -of the configure script). -

+

Note that the first path may vary according to the way MPlayer was configured + (see the --prefix and --datadir arguments of the + configure script).

+ +

Every skin is installed into its own directory under one of the directories + listed above, for example:

-Every skin is installed into its own directory under one of the directories -listed above, for example: 
     $(PREFIX)/share/mplayer/Skin/default/
@@ -67,201 +64,173 @@ listed above, for example:

D.1.2 Image formats

-Images must be truecolor (24 or 32 bpp) PNGs. +

Images must be truecolor (24 or 32 bpp) PNGs.

-

-In the main window and in the playbar (see below) you can use images with `transparency': -Regions filled with the color #FF00FF (magenta) -are fully transparent when viewed by MPlayer. This means that you can even -have shaped windows if your X server has the XShape extension. -

+

In the main window and in the playbar (see below) you can use images with + `transparency': Regions filled with the color #FF00FF + (magenta) are fully transparent when viewed by + MPlayer. This means that you can even have shaped windows if your X server + has the XShape extension.

D.1.3 Skin components

-Skins are quite free-format (unlike the fixed-format skins of -Winamp/XMMS, for example), so it is up to you to create something great. +

Skins are quite free-format (unlike the fixed-format skins of Winamp/XMMS, + for example), so it is up to you to create something great.

-

-Currently there are three windows to be decorated: the -main window, the subwindow, the -playbar, and -the skin menu (which can be activated by a right -click). -

+

Currently there are three windows to be decorated: the + main window, the subwindow, + the playbar, and the skin menu + (which can be activated by a right click).

-

-There is an important thing not mentioned yet: For buttons, potmeters and -menu entries to work, MPlayer must know what to do if they are clicked. -This is done by messages (events). For these items -you must define the messages to be generated when they are clicked. -

+

There is an important thing not mentioned yet: For buttons, potmeters and + menu entries to work, MPlayer must know what to do if they are clicked. This + is done by messages (events). For these items you must + define the messages to be generated when they are clicked.

+

D.1.4 Files

-You need the following files to build a skin: +

You need the following files to build a skin:

+ -With the exception of the skin configuration file, you can name the other -files whatever you want (but note that font description files must have -a .fnt extension). +

With the exception of the skin configuration file, you can name the other + files whatever you want (but note that font description files must have + a .fnt extension).

D.2 The skin file

-

-As mentioned above, this is the skin configuration file. -It is line oriented; comment lines start with a ';' character -at the beginning of the line (only spaces and tabs are allowed before the -';'). -

+

As mentioned above, this is the skin configuration file. It is line oriented; + comment lines start with a ';' character at the beginning of the + line (only spaces and tabs are allowed before the ';').

-

-The file is made up of sections. Each section describes the skin for an -application and has the following form: -

+

The file is made up of sections. Each section describes the skin for an + application and has the following form:

- + +
+
+  
+    

+
 section = section name
 .
 .
 .
 end
-

+
+
-

-Currently there is only one application, so you need only one section: -its name is movieplayer. -

+

Currently there is only one application, so you need only one section: its + name is movieplayer.

-

-Within this section each window is described by a block of the following form: -

+

Within this section each window is described by a block of the following + form:

- + +
+
+  
+    

+
 window = window name
 .
 .
 .
 end
-

+
+
-

-where window name can be one of these strings: -

+

where window name can be one of these strings:

-

-(The sub and menu blocks are optional - you do not need to create a menu or -decorate the subwindow.) -

+

(The sub and menu blocks are optional - you do not need to create a menu or + decorate the subwindow.)

-

-Within a window block, you can define each item for the window -by a line in this form: -

+

Within a window block, you can define each item for the window by a line in + this form:

-
-item = parameter -
-
-Where item is a string that identifies the type of the GUI item, -parameter is a numeric or textual value (or a list of values -separated by commas). -
+
item = parameter
+
Where item is a string that identifies the type of the GUI + item, parameter is a numeric or textual value (or a list of + values separated by commas).
-

-Putting the above together, the whole file looks something like this: -

+

Putting the above together, the whole file looks something like this:

- + +
+
+  
+    

+
 section = movieplayer
   window = main
   ; ... items for main window ...
@@ -279,23 +248,23 @@ section = movieplayer
   ; ... items for playbar ...
   end
 end
-

+
+
-

-The name of an image file must be given without leading directories - images are -searched for in the Skin directory. You may (but you need not) -specify the extension of the file. If the file does not exist, MPlayer -tries to load the file <filename>.<ext>, where -png and PNG are tried for <ext> -(in this order). The first matching file will be used. -

+

The name of an image file must be given without leading directories - images + are searched for in the Skin directory. You may (but you need + not) specify the extension of the file. If the file does not exist, MPlayer + tries to load the file <filename>.<ext>, where + png and PNG are tried for <ext> + (in this order). The first matching file will be used.

-

-Finally some words about positioning. The main window and the subwindow can be -placed in the different corners of the screen by giving X and -Y coordinates. 0 is top or left, -1 is -center and -2 is right or bottom, as shown in this illustration: -

+

Finally some words about positioning. The main window and the subwindow can + be placed in the different corners of the screen by giving X and + Y coordinates. 0 is top or left, -1 is + center and -2 is right or bottom, as shown in this + illustration:

 
@@ -309,56 +278,48 @@ center and -2 is right or bottom, as shown in this illustration:
- + +
-Here is an example to make this clear. Suppose that you have an image called -main.png that you use for the main window: -
+ + +
Here is an example to make this clear. Suppose that you have an image + called main.png that you use for the main window: + 
     base = main, -1, -1
-
- -MPlayer tries to load main, main.png, -main.PNG files. -
-
+
+ MPlayer tries to load main, main.png, + main.PNG files.
+

D.2.1 Main window and playbar

-Below is the list of entries that can be used in the -'window = main' . . . 'end', and the -'window = playbar'  . . 'end' blocks. +

Below is the list of entries that can be used in the + 'window = main' . . . 'end', and the + 'window = playbar'  . . 'end' blocks.

-
-base = image, X, Y -
-
-Lets you specify the background image to be used for the main window. -The window will appear at the given X,Y position on the screen -The window will have the size of the image. -
- -Note: These coordinates do not currently work for the display window. - -
- -Warning: Transparent regions in the image (colored #FF00FF) appear -black on X servers without the XShape extension. The image's width must be -dividable by 8. - -
-
+
base = image, X, Y
+
Lets you specify the background image to be used for the main window. + The window will appear at the given X,Y position on the screen + The window will have the size of the image. +
Note: These coordinates do not currently work + for the display window.
+ Warning: Transparent regions in the image (colored + #FF00FF) appear black on X servers without the XShape extension. The + image's width must be dividable by 8. +
+
-
-button = image, X, Y, width, height, message
-
-Place a button of width * height size at position -X,Y. The specified message is generated -when the button is clicked. The image given by image must have -three parts below each other (according to the possible states of the button), -like this: +
button = image, X, Y, width, height, + message
+
Place a button of width * height size at + position X,Y. The specified message + is generated when the button is clicked. The image given by + image must have three parts below each other (according to the + possible states of the button), like this: 
 +------------+
 |  pressed   |
@@ -368,50 +329,38 @@ like this:
 |  disabled  |
 +------------+
-
+ -
-decoration = enable|disable -
-
-Enable or disable window manager decoration of the main window. Default -is disable. -
-
- -Note: This doesn't work for the display window, there is no need to. - -
-
+
decoration = enable|disable +
+
Enable or disable window manager decoration of the main window. Default + is disable.

+ Note: This doesn't work for the display window, + there is no need to.
+
-
- - -hpotmeter = button, bwidth, bheight, phases, numphases, default, X, Y, width, height, message -
-vpotmeter = button, bwidth, bheight, phases, numphases, default, X, Y, width, height, message - - -
-
-Place a horizontal potmeter of width * height size -at position X,Y. The image can be divided into -different parts for the different phases of the potmeter (for example, -you can have a pot for volume control that turns from green to red -while its value changes from the minimum to the maximum.). -hpotmeter can have a button that can be dragged horizontally. +
hpotmeter = button, bwidth, bheight, + phases, numphases, default, X, Y, width, height, message
+ vpotmeter = button, bwidth, bheight, phases, numphases, default, X, Y, + width, height, message
+
Place a horizontal potmeter of width * height + size at position X,Y. The image can be divided + into different parts for the different phases of the potmeter (for example, + you can have a pot for volume control that turns from green to red while its + value changes from the minimum to the maximum.). hpotmeter can + have a button that can be dragged horizontally. -
The parameters are:
+
The parameters are:
- +
- +
potmeter = phases, numphases, default, X, + Y, width, height, message
+
A hpotmeter without a button. (I guess it is meant to be + turned around, but it reacts to horizontal dragging only.) For the + description of the parameters see hpotmeter. + phases can be NULL, but it is quite useless, since + you cannot see where the potmeter is set.
-
-potmeter = phases, numphases, default, X, Y, width, height, message -
-
-A hpotmeter without a button. (I guess it is meant to be turned -around, but it reacts to horizontal dragging only.) -For the description of the parameters see -hpotmeter. phases can be -NULL, but it is quite useless, since you cannot see where -the potmeter is set. -
+
font = fontfile, fontid
+
Defines a font. fontfile is the name of a font description + file with a .fnt extension (do not specify the extension + here). fontid is used to refer to the font (see + dlabel and slabel). + Up to 25 fonts can be defined.
-
-font = fontfile, fontid -
-
-Defines a font. fontfile is the name of a font description file -with a .fnt extension (do not specify the extension here). -fontid is used to refer to the font -(see dlabel and slabel). -Up to 25 fonts can be defined. -
+
slabel = X, Y, fontid, "text" +
+
+ Place a static label at the position X,Y. + text is displayed using the font identified by fontid. + The text is just a raw string ($x variables do not work) that must + be enclosed between double quotes (but the " character cannot be + part of the text). The label is displayed using the font identified by + fontid.
-
-slabel = X, Y, fontid, "text" -
-
-Place a static label at the position X,Y. -text is displayed using the font identified by fontid. -The text is just a raw string ($x variables do not work) that must -be enclosed between double quotes (but the " character cannot be -part of the text). The label is displayed using the font identified by -fontid. -
+
dlabel = X, Y, length, align, fontid, + "text"
+
Place a dynamic label at the position X,Y. The + label is called dynamic because its text is refreshed periodically. The + maximum length of the label is given by length (its height is + the height of a character). If the text to be displayed is wider than that, + it will be scrolled, otherwise it is aligned within the specified space by + the value of the align parameter: 0 is for right, + 1 is for center, 2 is for left.
+ The text to be displayed is given by text: It must be written + between double quotes (but the " character cannot be part of + the text). The label is displayed using the font identified by + fontid. You can use the following variables in the text: -
-dlabel = X, Y, length, align, fontid, "text" -
-
-Place a dynamic label at the position X,Y. The label is -called dynamic because its text is refreshed periodically. The maximum length of -the label is given by length (its height is the height of a -character). If the text to be displayed is wider than that, it will be scrolled, -otherwise it is aligned within the specified space by the value of the -align parameter: 0 is for right, 1 is for -center, 2 is for left. -
-The text to be displayed is given by text: It must be written -between double quotes (but the " character cannot be part of the -text). The label is displayed using the font identified by fontid. -You can use the following variables in the text: + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
VariableMeaning
$1play time in hh:mm:ss format
$2play time in mmmm:ss format
$3play time in hh format (hours)
$4play time in mm format (minutes)
$5play time in ss format (seconds)
$6movie length in hh:mm:ss format
$7movie length in mmmm:ss format
$8play time in h:mm:ss format
$vvolume in xxx.xx% format
$Vvolume in xxx.x format
$bbalance in xxx.xx% format
$Bbalance in xxx.x format
$$the $ character
$aa character according to the audio type (none: n, + mono: m, stereo: t)
$ttrack number (in playlist)
$ofilename
$ffilename in lower case
$Ffilename in upper case
$Ta character according to the stream type (file: f, + Video CD: v, DVD: d, URL: u) +
$pthe "p" character (if a movie is playing and the font has the "p" + character)
$sthe "s" character (if the movie is stopped and the font has the "s" + character)
$ethe "e" character (if playback is paused and the font has the "e" + character)
$xmovie width
$ymovie height
$Cname of the codec used
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
VariableMeaning
$1play time in hh:mm:ss format
$2play time in mmmm:ss format
$3play time in hh format (hours)
$4play time in mm format (minutes)
$5play time in ss format (seconds)
$6movie length in hh:mm:ss format
$7movie length in mmmm:ss format
$8play time in h:mm:ss format
$vvolume in xxx.xx% format
$Vvolume in xxx.x format
$bbalance in xxx.xx% format
$Bbalance in xxx.x format
$$the $ character
$aa character according to the audio type (none: n, - mono: m, stereo: t)
$ttrack number (in playlist)
$ofilename
$ffilename in lower case
$Ffilename in upper case
$Ta character according to the stream type (file: f, - Video CD: v, DVD: d, URL: u) -
$pthe "p" character (if a movie is playing and the font has the "p" - character) -
$sthe "s" character (if the movie is stopped and the font has the "s" - character) -
$ethe "e" character (if playback is paused and the font has the "e" - character) -
$xmovie width -
$ymovie height -
$Cname of the codec used -
- - -Note: The $a, $T, $p, $s -and $e variables all return characters that should be displayed -as special symbols (for example, "e" is for the pause symbol that usually -looks something like ||). You should have a font for normal -characters and a different font for symbols. -See the section about symbols for more information. - -
+ Note: The $a, $T, + $p, $sand $e variables all return + characters that should be displayed as special symbols (for example, "e" is + for the pause symbol that usually looks something like ||). You + should have a font for normal characters and a different font for symbols. + See the section about symbols for more + information. +

D.2.2 Subwindow

-The following entries can be used in the -'window = sub' . . . 'end' block. +

The following entries can be used in the 'window = sub' + . . . 'end' block.

-
-base = image, X, Y, width, height -
-
-The image to be displayed in the window. -The window will appear at the given X,Y position -on the screen (0,0 is the top left corner). You can specify --1 for center and -2 for right (X) and -bottom (Y). The window will be as large as the image. -width and height denote the size of the window; they -are optional (if they are missing, the window is the same size as the image). -
+
base = image, X, Y, width, height +
+
The image to be displayed in the window. The window will appear at the + given X,Y position on the screen (0,0 + is the top left corner). You can specify -1 for center and + -2 for right (X) and bottom (Y). The + window will be as large as the image. width and + height denote the size of the window; they are optional (if + they are missing, the window is the same size as the image).
-
-background = R, G, B -
-
-Lets you set the background color. It is useful if the image is smaller than -the window. -R, G and B specifies the red, green and blue -component of the color (each of them is a decimal number from 0 to 255). -
+
background = R, G, B
+
Lets you set the background color. It is useful if the image is smaller + than the window. R, G and B specifies + the red, green and blue component of the color (each of them is a decimal + number from 0 to 255).

D.2.3 Skin menu

-As mentioned earlier, the menu is displayed using two images. -Normal menu entries are taken from the image specified by the base -item, while the currently selected entry is taken from the image specified -by the selected item. You must define the position and size of each -menu entry through the menu item. +

As mentioned earlier, the menu is displayed using two images. Normal menu + entries are taken from the image specified by the base item, + while the currently selected entry is taken from the image specified by the + selected item. You must define the position and size of each menu + entry through the menu item.

-

-These are the entries that can be used in the 'window = menu' -. . . 'end' block. -

+

These are the entries that can be used in the 'window = menu' + . . . 'end' block.

-
-base = image -
-
-The image for normal menu entries. -
+
base = image
+
The image for normal menu entries.
-
-selected = image -
-
-The image showing the menu with all entries selected. -
+
selected = image
+
The image showing the menu with all entries selected.
-
-menu = X, Y, width, height, message -
-
-Defines the X,Y position and the size of a menu entry in -the image. message is the message to be generated when -the mouse button is released over the entry. -
+
menu = X, Y, width, height, message +
+
Defines the X,Y position and the size of a menu entry in the + image. message is the message to be generated when the mouse + button is released over the entry.

D.3 Fonts

-As mentioned in the section about the parts of a skin, a font is defined -by an image and a description -file. You can place the characters anywhere in the image, but make sure that -their position and size is given in the description file exactly. +

As mentioned in the section about the parts of a skin, a font is defined by + an image and a description file. You can place the characters anywhere in the + image, but make sure that their position and size is given in the description + file exactly.

-

-The font description file (with .fnt extension) can have comment -lines starting with ';'. The file must have a line in the form -

+

The font description file (with .fnt extension) can have comment + lines starting with ';'. The file must have a line in the + form

-
-image = image -
-
-Where image is the name of the image file to be used for -the font (you do not have to specify the extension). -
+
image = image
+
Where image is the name of the image file to be used for the + font (you do not have to specify the extension).
-
-"char" = X, Y, width, height -
-
-Here X and Y specify the position of the -char character in the image (0,0 is the upper left -corner). width and height are the dimensions of the -character in pixels. -
+
"char" = X, Y, width, height +
+
Here X and Y specify the position of the + char character in the image (0,0 is the upper left + corner). width and height are the dimensions of + the character in pixels.
-This example defines the A, B, C characters using font.png. - + +
+
This example defines the A, B, C characters using font.png.

+
+
+  
+    

+
 ; Can be "font" instead of "font.png".
 image = font.png
 
@@ -678,217 +582,222 @@ image = font.png
 "A" =  0,0, 7,13
 "B" =  7,0, 7,13
 "C" = 14,0, 7,13
-

+
+

D.3.1 Symbols

-Some characters have special meanings when returned by some of the variables -used in dlabel. These characters are meant to be -shown as symbols so that things like a nice DVD logo can be displayed instead -of the character 'd' for a DVD stream. +

Some characters have special meanings when returned by some of the variables + used in dlabel. These characters are meant to be + shown as symbols so that things like a nice DVD logo can be displayed instead + of the character 'd' for a DVD stream.

-

-The following table lists all the characters that can be used to display -symbols (and thus require a different font). -

+

The following table lists all the characters that can be used to display + symbols (and thus require a different font).

- - + + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - - + +
CharacterSymbol
p
CharacterSymbol
p play
s
s stop
e
e pause
n
n no sound
m
m mono sound
t
t stereo sound
f
f stream is a file
v
v stream is a Video CD
d
d stream is a DVD
ustream is a URL
ustream is a URL

D.4 GUI messages

-These are the messages that can be generated by buttons, potmeters and -menu entries. +

These are the messages that can be generated by buttons, potmeters and menu + entries.

-

- -Note: Some of the messages might not work as expected (or not work at -all). As you know, the GUI is under development. -

+

Note: Some of the messages might not work as expected + (or not work at all). As you know, the GUI is under development.

Playback control:

+
-
-
evNext -
Jump to next track in the playlist. +
+
evNext
+
Jump to next track in the playlist.
-
evPause -
Pause playing. +
evPause
+
Pause playing.
-
evPauseSwitchToPlay -
Forms a switch together with evPlaySwitchToPause. They can be -used to have a common play/pause button. Both messages should be assigned -to buttons displayed at the very same position in the window. This -message pauses playing and the image for the evPlaySwitchToPause button -is displayed (to indicate that the button can be pressed to continue playing). +
evPauseSwitchToPlay
+
Forms a switch together with evPlaySwitchToPause. They can + be used to have a common play/pause button. Both messages should be + assigned to buttons displayed at the very same position in the window. + This message pauses playing and the image for the + evPlaySwitchToPause button is displayed (to indicate that the + button can be pressed to continue playing).
-
evPlay -
Start playing. +
evPlay
+
Start playing.
-
evPlaySwitchToPause -
The opposite of evPauseSwitchToPlay. This message starts playing -and the image for the evPauseSwitchToPlay button is displayed (to -indicate that the button can be pressed to pause playing). +
evPlaySwitchToPause
+
The opposite of evPauseSwitchToPlay. This message starts + playing and the image for the evPauseSwitchToPlay button is + displayed (to indicate that the button can be pressed to pause + playing).
-
evPrev -
Jump to previous track in the playlist. +
evPrev
+
Jump to previous track in the playlist.
-
evStop -
Stop playing. -
+
evStop
+
Stop playing.
+

Seeking:

+
-
-
evBackward10sec -
evBackward1min -
evBackward10min -
Seek backward 10 seconds / 1 minute / 10 minutes. +
+
evBackward10sec
+
evBackward1min
+
evBackward10min
+
Seek backward 10 seconds / 1 minute / 10 minutes.
-
evForward10sec -
evForward1min -
evForward10min -
Seek forward 10 seconds / 1 minute / 10 minutes. +
evForward10sec
+
evForward1min
+
evForward10min
+
Seek forward 10 seconds / 1 minute / 10 minutes.
-
evSetMoviePosition -
Seek to position (can be used by a potmeter; the relative -value (0-100%) of the potmeter is used). -
+
evSetMoviePosition
+
Seek to position (can be used by a potmeter; the relative value (0-100%) + of the potmeter is used).
+

Video control:

+
-
-
evDoubleSize -
Set the movie window to double size. +
+
evDoubleSize
+
Set the movie window to double size.
-
evFullScreen -
Switch fullscreen mode on/off. +
evFullScreen
+
Switch fullscreen mode on/off.
-
evNormalSize -
Set the movie window to its normal size. -
+
evNormalSize
+
Set the movie window to its normal size.
+

Audio control:

+
-
-
evDecAudioBufDelay -
Decrease audio buffer delay. +
+
evDecAudioBufDelay
+
Decrease audio buffer delay.
-
evDecBalance -
Decrease balance. +
evDecBalance
+
Decrease balance.
-
evDecVolume -
Decrease volume. +
evDecVolume
+
Decrease volume.
-
evIncAudioBufDelay -
Increase audio buffer delay. +
evIncAudioBufDelay
+
Increase audio buffer delay.
-
evIncBalance -
Increase balance. +
evIncBalance
+
Increase balance.
-
evIncVolume -
Increase volume. +
evIncVolume
+
Increase volume.
-
evMute -
Mute/unmute the sound. +
evMute
+
Mute/unmute the sound.
-
evSetBalance -
Set balance (can be used by a potmeter; the relative -value (0-100%) of the potmeter is used). +
evSetBalance
+
Set balance (can be used by a potmeter; the relative value (0-100%) of + the potmeter is used).
-
evSetVolume -
Set volume (can be used by a potmeter; the relative -value (0-100%) of the potmeter is used). -
+
evSetVolume
+
Set volume (can be used by a potmeter; the relative value (0-100%) of + the potmeter is used).
+

Miscellaneous:

+
-
-
evAbout -
Open the about window. +
+
evAbout
+
Open the about window.
-
evDropSubtitle -
Disables the currently used subtitle. +
evDropSubtitle
+
Disables the currently used subtitle.
-
evEqualizer -
Turn the equalizer on/off. +
evEqualizer
+
Turn the equalizer on/off.
-
evExit -
Quit the program. +
evExit
+
Quit the program.
-
evIconify -
Iconify the window. +
evIconify
+
Iconify the window.
-
evLoad -
Load a file (by opening a file browser window, where you can choose a -file). +
evLoad
+
Load a file (by opening a file browser window, where you can choose a + file).
-
evLoadPlay -
Does the same as evLoad, but it automatically starts -playing after the file is loaded. +
evLoadPlay
+
Does the same as evLoad, but it automatically starts + playing after the file is loaded.
-
evLoadSubtitle -
Loads a subtitle file (with the fileselector) +
evLoadSubtitle
+
Loads a subtitle file (with the fileselector)
-
evLoadAudioFile -
Loads an audio file (with the fileselector) +
evLoadAudioFile
+
Loads an audio file (with the fileselector)
-
evNone -
Empty message, it has no effect (except maybe in CVS versions :-)). +
evNone
+
Empty message, it has no effect (except maybe in CVS versions :-)).
-
evPlayList -
Open/close the playlist window. +
evPlayList
+
Open/close the playlist window.
-
evPlayDVD -
Tries to open the disc in the given DVD-ROM drive. +
evPlayDVD
+
Tries to open the disc in the given DVD-ROM drive.
-
evPlayVCD -
Tries to open the disc in the given CD-ROM drive. +
evPlayVCD
+
Tries to open the disc in the given CD-ROM drive.
-
evPreferences -
Open the preferences window. +
evPreferences
+
Open the preferences window.
-
evSetAspect -
Sets displayed image aspect. +
evSetAspect
+
Sets displayed image aspect.
-
evSetURL -
Displays the URL dialog window. +
evSetURL
+
Displays the URL dialog window.
-
evSkinBrowser -
Open the skin browser window. -
+
evSkinBrowser
+
Open the skin browser window.
+