def _resume(self):
xr_util.notification(__addonname__, __language__(30101), 3000)
for name in self._resume_methods:
try:
method = getattr(self, name)
method()
except: pass
def _resume(self):
xr_util.notification(__addonname__, __language__(30101), 3000)
for name in self._resume_methods:
try:
method = getattr(self, name)
method()
except:
pass
def start(self, resume=None, monitor=None, firstRun=False):
self._initVariables()
# Resume state if system argument provided or if resume setting enabled and not running for the first time
if ( (resume == True) or ( resume == None and self._setts.getBool("resume_state") and not firstRun ) ):
self._state.beginResume()
else:
# Show service started notification
xr_util.notification(__addonname__, __language__(30104), 3000)
# If monitoring hasn't been disabled
if ( monitor != False ):
# Implement settings
self._implementSettings()
# Start main checking loop
self._mainLoop()
# Script finishing
self._stop()
def _checkCallbacks(self):
# Check if either timer callback flags have been set
if ( self._doStateCallback ):
# stateMonitor flag has been set, reset the flag and grab the current state
self._doStateCallback = False
self._state.grab()
if ( self._state.hasChanged() ):
# If state has changed, reset hasChanged flag and then do stuff (nothing required yet)
self._state.resetChanged()
if ( self._doSettingsCallback ):
# settingMonitor flag has been set, reset the flag and check for settings changed
self._doSettingsCallback = False
self._setts.check()
if ( self._setts.haveChanged() ):
# If settings have changed, reset hasChanged flag and then implment changed settings
self._setts.resetChanged()
self._implementSettings()
# Show Settings Updated notification
xr_util.notification(__addonname__, __language__(30103), 3000)
def _stop(self):
# Stop and wait for both timer threads to finish
self._stopSettingsMonitor()
self._stopStateMonitor()
# Show Service Stopped notification
xr_util.notification(__addonname__, __language__(30105), 3000)