[quake101]

Today I just happen to notice some extra files in my home folder. I found this odd as they are large files. I opened one of these files up with nano and I believe XBMC is creating them. I have attached a screen shot and a small code snip of one of this files. Anyone else having this issue?

My setup:
Ubuntu 8.10 x86
XBMC SVN 16752

Screenshot:


Code Snip:

PHP Code:

example:
  - self.button = xbmcgui.ControlButton(100, 250, 200, 50, 'Status', font='font14')
^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^R��^H^X��^H^]��^H'��^H5��^HA��^HN��^H^@^@^@^@U��^HW��^HY��^H_��^H^R��^Hf��^Hs��^H���^H���^$
label          : [opt] string or unicode - text string.
font           : [opt] string - font used for label text. (e.g. 'font13')
textColor      : [opt] hexstring - color of enabled button's label. (e.g. '0xFFFFFFFF')
disabledColor  : [opt] hexstring - color of disabled button's label. (e.g. '0xFFFF3300')
shadowColor    : [opt] hexstring - color of button's label's shadow. (e.g. '0xFF000000')
focusedColor   : [opt] hexstring - color of focused button's label. (e.g. '0xFFFFFF00')
label2         : [opt] string or unicode - text string.

*Note, You can use the above as keywords for arguments and skip certain optional arguments.
       Once you use a keyword, all following arguments require the keyword. 


[BLKMGK]

Created when XBMC fails badly and core dumps. If you read teh troubleshooting sticky you will see that these can be used during a traceback to provide the devs with needed information. Otherwise I just delete them...

[quake101]

I have read the troubleshooting sticky, I guess I just missed that part. (Thanks for assuming I didn't. I'm still new to the XBMC scene, can't know everything.. )


Thanks anyways.