[Windows] How can I extract the XBMC menu structure outside XBMC?
#1
Hi Guy’s.

I want to control my htpc without the use of an external monitor (if I just want to listen to some Mp3’s or so). So i’m trying to program a build-in display in my case to let me navigate through the different menu’s. The program that drives the display is an external program (build in Borland Delphi) and gets all his information from the webserver. (like http://localhost/xbmcCmds/xbmcHttp?comma...(135; 136)

To make it more maneuverable I want that my display shows a part of the menu structure.
Like: [SETTINGS] [PHOTO’S] [MOVIES] with the middle one selected.

The problem is that I can extract the current selected menu item (136;SYSTEM_CURRENT_CONTROL
) But can’t extract the next or previous menu item in line. As far as I know I’ve gone through every “GetsystemInfo” number.

Is there any way to extract the xbmc menu structure?
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#2
Not posible? Sad
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#3
Not in general, no.
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#4
Bummer.

And maybe directly by searching trough the xmbc files? (which files if possible)
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#5
faar from trivial but start at xbmc/lib/libGoAhead/XBMChttp.cpp. then you'll the degree of all over to the code you have to be to extract the info. then you'll give up.
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#6
I didn't mean to dive into the source code from XBMC. but I meant if its possible to find the menu structure local on the disk.
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