Remember last folder?

mat_oli · 2012-08-06 14:15

Sorry, just looked back at my code and realized I'd taken the "page" coding of it out because it wasn't really working for me at the time, but forgot to take out all references to it. You can take out all references to currentpage and intcurpg, or you can try the below code (I've left everything in there so this should definitely be working):

Code:

import xbmc

import os

line = ""

logfile = "C:\\XBMC.LST"

pagefile = "C:\\PAGE.LST"

posnfile = "C:\\POSN.LST"

lastpath = "Files"

readcount = 0

print "AUTOEXEC: CHECKING FILE"

if os.path.isfile(logfile) == True:

    print "AUTOEXEC: RESTORING PATH"    

    LF = open(logfile, 'r')

    for line in LF:

      print(line[:-1])

    LF.close()

    PGF = open(pagefile, 'r')

    currentpage = PGF.read()

    PGF.close()

    POSF = open(posnfile, 'r')

    position = POSF.read()

    POSF.close()

if (line<>""):

    lastpath = line

print "AUTOEXEC: LAST PATH="+lastpath

xbmc.executebuiltin('ActivateWindow(Videos,"'+lastpath+'")')

xbmc.sleep(5000)

#print "AUTOEXEC: Advancing to page: "+currentpage

#intcurpg = int(currentpage)

#print "AUTOEXEC: int value is: "+str(intcurpg)

#for i in range(intcurpg):

    #xbmc.executebuiltin('Action(pagedown)')

    #xbmc.executebuiltin('PageDown')

print "AUTOEXEC: Advancing to posn: "+position

intposn = int(position)

for i in range(intposn):

    print "AUTOEXEC: Moving down i: "+str(i)

    #xbmc.executebuiltin('Action(scrolldown)')

    xbmc.executebuiltin('Action(down)')

    #xbmc.executebuiltin('Down')

#xbmc.executebuiltin('Action(select)')

xbmc.executebuiltin('Action(highlight)')

count = 0

while (not xbmc.abortRequested):

    xbmc.sleep(30000)

    count = count + 1

    #print 'The count is:', count

    path = xbmc.getInfoLabel('Container.FolderPath')

    if (path<>"" ):

        lastpath = path

        LF = open(logfile, 'w')

        LF.write(lastpath)

        LF.close()

    currentpage = xbmc.getInfoLabel('Container.CurrentPage')

    if (currentpage<>"" ):

        PGF = open(pagefile, 'w')

        PGF.write(currentpage)

        PGF.close()

    #position = xbmc.getInfoLabel('Container.Position')

    position = xbmc.getInfoLabel('ListItem.Episode')

    if (position<>"" ):

        POSF = open(posnfile, 'w')

        POSF.write(position)

        POSF.close()

print "AUTOEXEC: FINISHED"

djengomac · 2012-08-06 23:32

Same issue, just a different NameError:

Code:

ERROR: Error Type: exceptions.NameError

ERROR: Error Contents: name 'position' is not defined

print "AUTOEXEC: Advancing to posn: "+position

NameError: name 'position' is not defined

mat_oli · 2012-08-07 05:45

Just create a couple of dummy files with dummy values in them first so that the program has something to read from when attempting to read those values.

djengomac · 2012-08-07 07:25

Sorry I'm a novice when it comes to this. What do you mean by dummy files with dummy values?

argh! · 2012-08-07 16:04

Too lazy to ty it out, but it would certainly make an awesome addon. I've often had the desire for such a feature.

djengomac · 2012-08-20 23:15

Where do you add the dummy files?

djengomac Junior Member Posts: 11 Joined: Jul 2012 Reputation: 0	2012-08-06 23:32 Post: #12 Same issue, just a different NameError: Code: `ERROR: Error Type: exceptions.NameError ERROR: Error Contents: name 'position' is not defined print "AUTOEXEC: Advancing to posn: "+position NameError: name 'position' is not defined`
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mat_oli Junior Member Posts: 20 Joined: Jun 2011 Reputation: 0	2012-08-07 05:45 Post: #13 Just create a couple of dummy files with dummy values in them first so that the program has something to read from when attempting to read those values.
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djengomac Junior Member Posts: 11 Joined: Jul 2012 Reputation: 0	2012-08-07 07:25 Post: #14 Sorry I'm a novice when it comes to this. What do you mean by dummy files with dummy values?
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argh! Fan Posts: 322 Joined: Jun 2011 Reputation: 0	2012-08-07 16:04 Post: #15 Too lazy to ty it out, but it would certainly make an awesome addon. I've often had the desire for such a feature.
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djengomac Junior Member Posts: 11 Joined: Jul 2012 Reputation: 0	2012-08-20 23:15 Post: #16 Where do you add the dummy files?
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