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Lircd/Lircmap.xml problem - Gurney - 2008-07-28

Hi guys,

I am new to XBMC. So far it worked pretty fine out of the box... except for the remote Wink

So, I've got an iMon LCD + PAD. Following the (very useful!) instructions on this page:
http://mythtvblog.blogspot.com/2008/04/getting-imon-0038-lcd-working-with-lirc.html

I managed to have a working irw by running a daemon. It correctly returns my remote codes, so I guess the issue is not on that side of the box.

I think it's rather on the XBMC side. I used to have it working, but in the meantime I did some modifications and now, it doesn't work anymore. I guess it is related to my Lircmap.xml but I cannot find it comes from.

Here it my Lircmap.xml:
http://pastebin.com/m3d5789a2

Maybe it comes from the name of the remote. But it is the same as the one in the lircd.conf

Can we have multiple entries for a single command? Like multiple <menu> or <play>?
I checked in the XBMC log but couldn't find any error, just
Code:
22:19:52 T:3071629216 M:1327403008    INFO: Loading /home/equesselai/.xbmc/userdata//Lircmap.xml

If anyone has a clue, that would be great! Wink

Thanks a lot!


- KeithB - 2008-07-28

Does it not work at all?

For a start, you have:
<back>Backspac</back>

Not sure if one entry will do that, but it's possible that it doesn't like assigning multiple key presses to the same function - I've not tried it yet though.


- Gurney - 2008-07-28

I HATE myself.

I've spent HOURS on that. I've reviewed the file line by line, several times.

And still:
Code:
<nine9</nine>

Angry

Too bad there's no warning for a malformed XML in the logfile.

Thanks for the help, Keith Wink
Now that works.


- KeithB - 2008-07-29

How does it work with the multiple buttons for the same function?


- Gurney - 2008-07-29

That works pretty well.