Testing Enigma 4pre2

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C.Y.M schrieb:

>>Why a missing case?
>>
>>    
>>
>
>You are right, I misread the code.  It seems that one of the four context types
>is not parseable.  Since I only get two "Bad character data" error messages
>during the initial startup of VDR, I am guessing the problem has to do with the
>skin.
>
>  
>
I think so too, but haven't looked into the code yet.

>>>Not to change the subject about the issue above, but would it also be
>>>possible
>>>to add the left/right scrolling back to the new menu display items
>>>(ie; current
>>>recordings and next timer)?
>>> 
>>>
>>>      
>>>
>>I don't think that is too nice to look at ... especially if you have 2
>>or more recordings which are srolling in all directions (due to the
>>different length of the text). And an additional keypress to go into the
>>timers-menu if it is unclear what is getting recorded seemes not too
>>tiresome to me. Don't you agree?
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>IMHO, I think that if any text on the screen is cut off, it is better to allow
>scrolling.  Text that is cut off just does not appear aesthetic to me.  Does
>scrolling increase CPU usage very much?
>  
>
Maybe I will try it and see if it looks good to me. But if I don't 
include it, it isn't really hard for the user to change this few lines.
I don't think that there is a to big drawback if it would scroll ... I 
think the skin wouldn't be very much slower. But there is still some 
potential in the patch I added, because now the timerstatus is checked 
every time you hit a key in the main menu, so it slows down scrolling. I 
will fix that for the next realease.

Talking of scrolling text: What would you think of scrolling text (in 
general not only in this case), if it would only scroll in one 
direction? I think there is no big benefit in scrolling back, as most of 
us only read in one direction. ;-) On the other side it would be a 
little more disturbing, as the text would jump back to the beginning ...

Bye,
Andreas


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