XSL Support for templates

[Buhric]

I beleive that in order for it to work the way you want,
It needs to be supported by Thumbgen....

[thumbgen]

Use some third-party XML/XSL debugger to do that (Altova XMLSpy, Editix, etc). Do the "programming" of the scripts there and then use them inside TG.

[jhspyhard]

I found out how to do what I was originally looking to do, and wanted to post it here so others can use it if they so choose. This allows you to import an assembly not available in the Thumbgen runtime by default, into your XSLT/C# program and then pop-up a box containing whatever string you want to display by calling the debugOutput() method.

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!--
JHS Common Sheet Scripts [Full Screen (1280x720)]
Dynamic XLST component
Created by: JHSpyHard
-->
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
   xmlns:msxsl="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt"
   xmlns:myjs="urn:custom-javascript"
   exclude-result-prefixes="msxsl myjs">
   
   <xsl:output method="xml" version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" indent="yes"/>
   <msxsl:script implements-prefix="myjs" language="CSharp">
   
   <!-- Other Assembly Imports -->
   <msxsl:assembly name="System.Windows.Forms" />
   <msxsl:assembly name="mscorlib" />
   
   <![CDATA[

   /**
   * debugOutput() pops up a MessageBox during runtime/compilation time, displaying the string
   * that is passed in as a parameter. The method name from which debugOuput() was called is
   * displayed as the title of the pop-up which is appended with the code line number from where debugOutput
   * was called.
   * @param output - The string to be printed to the screen.
   */
   public void debugOutput(string output)
   {
      // Get Diagnostic Objects
      System.Diagnostics.StackFrame stackFrame = new System.Diagnostics.StackFrame(1,true);
      
      // Get Calling Method Name
      string methodName = stackFrame.GetMethod().Name;

      // Get debugOutput's Calling Line Number.
      string lineNumber = stackFrame.GetFileLineNumber().ToString();

      // Attach Line numbers to the end of the method name and return the output.
      System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(output,methodName+"(): ln "+lineNumber);
   }
   
   ]]>
   </msxsl:script>
</xsl:stylesheet>


[ozzii]

Hi,
Can someone help me with this:
http://thumbgen.lighthouseapp.com/projects/57477-thumbgen/tickets/180

I think TG doesn't have so much time right now

Please a little help from the community.

[ozzii]

a little up for the community

[Buhric]

HI ozzi,

I took a look at your template... and I can not reproduce the error you mention.
take a.MKV with a sub
add an external sub (.srt)
With this the small "SUB" rectangle on the bottom right should not appear...
and if you remove the external sub, the "SUB" rectangle shows up....


Well I can say that in my case the "SUB" would always show up if the movie add an internal sub
no matter if there was an external or not...

If I selected a movie that had no Internal sub, the the "SUB" would only show up if a external sub was added

[ozzii]

Hi, Buhric

Here is what I have:




You can see that I have 2 internal sub in the mkv but doesn't have the sub rectangle.
If I had an external srt, same...
If I had an external idx/sub; same... no rectangle.

[ozzii]

Redone some more test.
A movie with one embedded subtitle show me the rectangle.
If I had an external sub to the same movie, the rectangle is gone.
If I had a movie without internal sub and an external one, it's ok, the rectangle is showed.

[Buhric]

I think I might have found your problem.....

I used a .MKV that as 4 internal subs, and I got the same issue, the "SUB" did not show up

I too a closer look at your .XSLT
I notice that you use

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string[] _values = input.Split('/');

to split the %ALLSUBTITLES% token
but if you look at the token, values are separated with comas "," and not slashes "/"

If you change you code to

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string[] _values = input.Split(',');

it should work.
It did for me..

[ozzii]

I will check this ASAP and keep you informed...
Thanks for your trying...