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wirbelscan-dev

This is a "plugin" for the Video Disk Recorder (VDR).

This is my test wirbelscan repo. No pull requests/issues/bugs here, use contact given in README.

For further details on wirbelscan, see it's Homepage and see file 'README'.

This one is my workbench only. It serves as backup for my local changes, which may or may not show up in future releases. Often, those changes may be rolled back, replaced by other approaches and so on, break function or FTBC. A pure development branch, not to be seen as a 'peak of package'.

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Issue with DoScan in MenuSetup

Hi @wirbel-at-vdr-portal ,

First of all, sorry to ask for this here. If you want another way to contact, them please address me to the correct public forum/area. IMHO a direct email is not the best method for sharing issues.

In the mean time, I've this issue:

  • I'm implementing a single transponder scan for the w_scan_cpp tools. It's easy to implement it reusing your example code of the "vdr-wirbelscancontrol" plugin. However, I've a problem with the initialization when using the 999 scanning type (the one for the one transponder only). The concrete line is this:

if (DVB_Type == SCAN_NO_DEVICE || ! wSetup.systems[DVB_Type]) {

As you can see, when the DVB_Type is 999 the check will never initialize the device. That's because the wSetup.systems[999] is everytime 0. So removing the second part for testing I can initialize without troubles and the tool works as expected. Therefore my question is:

  • What you prefer to solve the issue? To change this code, or you know for a workaround? I feel the best is to extract from the userdata the type of the UserTransponder and then when DVB_Type == 999 then use it as the index for the wSetup.systems[]. But perhaps this could be quite complex.

So, please can you comment about this?
Thank you.

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