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I realized after my XBMC database editor threw an exception that between Video database 64 and 69, that the table setlinkmovie was dropped in favor of the single idSet field in the movie table. (master:VideoDatabase.cpp:4102) Why did this change? I really think we need to keep the many-to-many relationship because a movie can belong to several sets such a Iron Man in the Iron Man Collection as well as Avengers Collection, Comics, etc.
If I missed Previous discussions about this, I apologize in advance. I didn't see any posts relating to setlinkmovie.
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Ah Gracias! Somehow I missed that.
From the looks of it, the idea of using Tags does seem promising, as long as we see thorough integration such as adding a window id for use with ActivateWindow(videolibrary, MovieTags), and corresponding methods in the json method map:
{ "VideoLibrary.GetMovieTags", CVideoLibrary::GetMovieTags },
Sorry if I'm way behind in my understanding of whats being worked on. I'll try my hand at working on patches if they aren't a focus atm (or completed for that matter)
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hmm, yup, i'm behind. i see in GUIWindowVideoNav.cpp:
else if (dir.Equals("MovieTags"))
return "videodb://1/9/";
that'll give me a lot to play with for a while...
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2012-10-12, 11:14
(This post was last modified: 2012-10-12, 11:39 by paulkkarns.)
Thanks Mizaki, its useful for newbie like me