=== chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [18:12] Ping tgm4883 do you know where the source code for the api is located ? [18:12] I am trying to make a awesome themes page and am not ahving any luck [18:12] this is as far as I can get [18:12] http://themes.mythtv.org/themes/repository/trunk/Mythbuntu/themeinfo.xml [18:13] But I would like to get something like this http://themes.mythtv.org/themes/repository/trunk/ALL/themeinfo.xml [18:13] Of cource there is no "All" but I have no clue what else is on that server [18:21] NM the more I think about the more I think that I am just going to have to create my own and host it for DL QML Themes [19:17] bobweaver, which API? The serivices API? [19:20] nah there is a different api but I have figured out a way around what I am doing [19:20] ust trying to get the engine all set up at this point [19:21] the whole thing package size vs themes installed by default is making me wonder what I should do. IE how many default themes should be installed and then after that I will just make theme packages [19:21] Trying to set UP a qt.wizard for all the themes [19:22] http://doc.qt.digia.com/qtcreator/creator-project-wizards.html [19:23] bobweaver, I still think you should just plan on having an app that downloads themes rather than doing a packaging/hosting of them [19:23] there will periodically be updates for the themes that don't coincide with any release cycle [19:23] correct but the code is different then the code that is on git [19:24] like my code is qml and frontend is qt4.X [19:24] you won't be able to read that code and convert on the fly? [19:24] with out making a generator like xslt [19:24] yeah it can [19:25] but the bad thing is that it can not read other themes that are not made already for myth [19:25] I think that is going to give you the best option. You'll get all the themes for the one time effort of making the ONF conversion [19:25] hmm [19:25] like the ones that I stole qtmediahub work [19:25] you could make it look for mythtv related stuff and only use the conversion if necessary? [19:25] or others that I am going to make [19:26] I would either have to one make xml files for the new themes or just hard code everything in the new themes [19:26] either way I gots lots of hacking to do lol [19:27] you can't say "look inside themeinfo.xml, if mythtv, run it through convertTheme(), otherwise just use it"? [19:27] there is none in the new themes [19:27] because they are not on myth [19:28] not sure if you can watch a video but I am addeding these themes also http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZXV4J0d_nE [19:28] bobweaver, I guess my question is, if you could identify the theme as a mythtv theme, would it be possible to have the code convert it on the fly? Conversly, if it's not identified as a mythtv-theme, just use it normally [19:28] yup [19:29] so if you can do that, then it sounds like our only issue is determining whether a theme is a mythtv theme or not? [19:29] but I guess that the wizard part is the lmain part that I am working on at this point [19:29] correct and how I am going to package and install themes both to old frontend and my new one [19:30] Like I started to make XML file for all that but I kinda am running into issues with nameing and what not [19:31] bobweaver, I've got to run to a meeting, but it sounds like the identification part should be doable. Minimally you could just look at where the theme is coming from (URL) and then mark something locally signifying a mythtv theme [19:33] like I started to make this http://pastebin.com/Zx5q3aQq but then I noticed that all the images and what not will have to be changed but this would work for all bt the ones that are not in the myth repo