voyagerxp
Senior Member Posts: 174 Joined: Feb 2012 Reputation: 0 |
2012-04-05 20:54
Post: #11
Thanks kricker, sorted it, its just temp as i'm buying a harmony one control soon to do away with this awful RM 200 remote.
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Hiethen
Senior Member Posts: 109 Joined: Jan 2010 Reputation: 0 |
2012-04-06 02:41
Post: #12
(2012-04-05 18:23)kricker Wrote: If possible you should send the XBMC command to quit. This will be a more graceful close than doing an Alt+f4. What is the command to Quit/Exit XBMC, I tried the following in my keyboard.xml file and it didn't work. <three mod="ctrl,shift">XBMC.Quit</three> I think this was the reason that I was using alt-f4, since that was the only way I had found to quit XBMC. |
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kricker
Team-XBMC QA Specialist Posts: 3,307 Joined: Apr 2004 Reputation: 16 Location: Knoxville, TN |
2012-04-06 02:45
Post: #13
That should be it.
http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Lis..._functions I edited my keyboard.xml file. In the global section I changed s to be XBMC.Quit and it worked perfectly.
(This post was last modified: 2012-04-06 02:59 by kricker.)
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Hiethen
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2012-04-06 02:49
Post: #14
(2012-04-06 02:45)kricker Wrote: That should be it. I even tried Quit by itself and I tried XBMC.Quit(), but neither worked. This setting is under my <keymap>, <global>, <keyboard> section, maybe that is not the right section.
(This post was last modified: 2012-04-06 02:51 by Hiethen.)
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kricker
Team-XBMC QA Specialist Posts: 3,307 Joined: Apr 2004 Reputation: 16 Location: Knoxville, TN |
2012-04-06 03:02
Post: #15
Global is the proper section. I just edited my post above mentioning that. Have you tried it on a basic key without any key mods?
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Hiethen
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2012-04-06 03:05
Post: #16
(2012-04-06 03:02)kricker Wrote: Global is the proper section. I just edited my post above mentioning that. Have you tried it on a basic key without any key mods? I just found out that XBMC.ShutDown() works, so I will use this. Thanks for your time kricker. XBMC.Quit is working for me now, I think that I had a wrong setting on my remote registry settings.
(This post was last modified: 2012-04-06 03:15 by Hiethen.)
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kricker
Team-XBMC QA Specialist Posts: 3,307 Joined: Apr 2004 Reputation: 16 Location: Knoxville, TN |
2012-04-06 03:16
Post: #17
I found it works with any one mod added to the key except shift. I used ctrl or alt and it worked. When I added the mod shift the command didn't work.
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Hiethen
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2012-04-07 00:07
Post: #18
(2012-04-06 03:16)kricker Wrote: I found it works with any one mod added to the key except shift. I used ctrl or alt and it worked. When I added the mod shift the command didn't work. I can confirm that it worked for me with ctrl+shift. |
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kricker
Team-XBMC QA Specialist Posts: 3,307 Joined: Apr 2004 Reputation: 16 Location: Knoxville, TN |
2012-04-07 21:56
Post: #19
Good. There is a chance I had a conflict with that combo.
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mrcleen74
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2012-07-09 16:34
Post: #20
i am having trouble with this as well. tried it your way kricker and although it worked it took like 20 seconds to shut down as opposed to alt+f4 which immediately shuts it off. tried editing the keyboard.xml in the global section but haven't had any luck writing the correct way for the alt+f4 combo but am a complete noob at xml so doesn't surprise me. any help would be appreciated. also i should point out i want this specifically for my keyboard as i don't use a remote for xbmc yet. i'd like it to be either f4 or f1 to accomplish the alt+f4 combo. thanks in advance
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