@thuan:
It's a bug indeed, I'll make a quick fix ASAP.

EDIT: Quick fix uploaded.

Quote from: thuan on 2010-11-27 15:07:18

I tried to use the ReadTextFile method but I got "Invalid procedure call or argument". I simply used it like this "blacklist = utils.ReadTextFile(blacklist_file)" with blacklist_file is a the fullpath to a file. What's wrong?

you haven't set the codepage in arguments!

try
utils.ReadTextFile(blacklist_file,<valid_codepage>)

you can consider using helper routines for codepage in Codepages.txt

function on_mouse_lbtn_up(x, y, mask) {
    fb.RunMainMenuCommand("Edit/Select all");
}

Can someone show me an example how to create a autoplaylist and view that autoplaylist.
I've fiddled with the CreateAutoPlaylist(idx, name, query, sort = "", flags = 0); code.
But I don't get it yet. A working (simple) example would be nice.

I've fiddled some more, and I got it working now. 

Quote from: r3v0 on 2010-12-01 17:39:17

I've fiddled some more, and I got it working now. 

would be nice if you share the snippet.
thanks

Buttons[0]=new Button(10,btn_y,200,75, {normal: images_BB + "empty.png", hover: images_BB + "Start_wide.png"}, function(){fb.RemovePlaylist(99);fb.CreateAutoPlaylist(99,'LENNON', "ARTIST HAS LENNON", sort ="%tracknumber%", flags = 1);fb.RunMainMenuCommand('View/Switch to playlist/LENNON')}, "LENNON");

Help: maybe a bug ?

i'm playing with fb.GetSelections(), and i see that the behaviour is weird for some use, i explain :

1) if i select all the tracks of my playlist (20 items) with CTRL+A, all track are selected in the playlist (i use ELPlaylist), then if i use: var glist=fb.GetSelections(); then glist.Count return the value requested => 20
==> it's what that i expected

2) if i code the Select all in my WSH panel: fb.RunMainMenuCommand("Select all"); then if i use: var glist=fb.GetSelections(); then glist.Count return the value 1, and not 20 as expected !

any idea? is this a WSH panel mod issue?

thanx by advance for any help, enlightment ...

var my_variable = 10;

window.NotifyOthers("my_variable_notify", my_variable);

var my_variable;

function on_notify_data(name, info) {
     if(name=="my_variable_notify") my_variable = info;
}

Yes you can.

For example use in panel A:

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var my_variable = 10;

window.NotifyOthers("my_variable_notify", my_variable);

And in panel B:

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var my_variable;

function on_notify_data(name, info) {
     if(name=="my_variable_notify") my_variable = info;
}

Quote from: Zin-Uru on 2010-12-02 21:18:38

Yes you can.

For example use in panel A:

Code: [Select]

var my_variable = 10;

window.NotifyOthers("my_variable_notify", my_variable);

And in panel B:

Code: [Select]

var my_variable;

function on_notify_data(name, info) {
     if(name=="my_variable_notify") my_variable = info;
}

Thank you,
I'm gonna try to get this to work. 

cheers r3v0

Yes you can.

For example use in panel A:

Code: [Select]

var my_variable = 10;

window.NotifyOthers("my_variable_notify", my_variable);

And in panel B:

Code: [Select]

var my_variable;

function on_notify_data(name, info) {
     if(name=="my_variable_notify") my_variable = info;
}

function on_notify_data(name, info) {
     if(name=="my_variable_notify") {
       my_variable = info;
       window.Repaint();
     }
}

Why is it that GdiDrawText(str, IGdiFont, color, x, y, w, h, format = 0) draws text that looks make sharper and better than DrawString(str, IGdiFont, color, x, y, w, h, flags = 0) with the same clear type text rendering hint. T.P Wang can you do something about this?

You should learn the basic of javascript various control first. In the case of the example if the if block only execute one line of code you won't need { }. As for your problem particularly, you need to refresh the panel to show the variable so

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function on_notify_data(name, info) {
     if(name=="my_variable_notify") {
       my_variable = info;
       window.Repaint();
     }
}

Because GdiDrawText renders the text in default style of Windows, unable to be controlled by gr.SetTextRenderingHint; vice verse, DrawString would be controlled. Actually, Win7 and vista have totally different final effects with the same setting.

hope it helps you.

Quote from: thuan on 2010-12-03 11:00:58

You should learn the basic of javascript various control first. In the case of the example if the if block only execute one line of code you won't need { }. As for your problem particularly, you need to refresh the panel to show the variable so

Code: [Select]

function on_notify_data(name, info) {
     if(name=="my_variable_notify") {
       my_variable = info;
       window.Repaint();
     }
}

You are absolutely right a should learn javascript better.
I'm learning it each day a little better by trial and error.
You know a good javascript reference book/website?

By the way you were right about the window.Repaint(); It works
Thanks!