[Request] Compiled Python Hash

Something that could help myself and I'm sure others with their script development is to have a compiled python for the Hash. It would be cool if we could get a pyc that we could just use to do something like:

cynicaljoy Wrote:Something that could help myself and I'm sure others with their script development is to have a compiled python for the Hash. It would be cool if we could get a pyc that we could just use to do something like:

Code:

from xbmchash import getcrc

if __name__ == "__main__":
   print "%s" % getcrc(FILE_PATH)

This is what I used. Just unzip the file below and play. Since it thinks its a number it strips any leading zeros which is fixed in the length calc below.

http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=3867...7384159135

# Change TV Show thumb
newcrcname = strPath
oldcrcname = RecordPath
newcrc = getCrc(newcrcname)
if len(newcrc) == 7:
newcrc ="0%s"%newcrc
oldcrc = getCrc(oldcrcname)
if len(oldcrc) == 7:
oldcrc = "0%s"%oldcrc
if oldcrc !='' and newcrc !='':
setHash(oldcrc,newcrc,oldcrcname)

May i suggest:

It gives you the CRC name of the filename you put in.

Used in:
https://github.com/paddycarey/script.art...fileops.py
(line 82 and down)

[quote=Martijn]May i suggest:

It gives you the CRC name of the filename you put in.

Can that be run outside of XBMC ? Is that run inside Python? I'm a VB type of guy so I hacked my way through it.

Dobyken Wrote:[quote=Martijn]May i suggest:

PHP Code:

cachedthumb = xbmc.getCacheThumbName( filename ) 


It gives you the CRC name of the filename you put in.

Can that be run outside of XBMC ? Is that run inside Python? I'm a VB type of guy so I hacked my way through it.

Only inside XBMC using python script I think because you do 'import xbmc'

Martijn Wrote:[quote=Dobyken]

Only inside XBMC using python script I think because you do 'import xbmc'

Thanks,
That's what I thought. Software I did was outside XBMC and it took me hours of searching to find documentation on all the thumb cache calculations. I'm used to having activeX DLLs to work with that expose the functions.