Exemple #1
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    void ControlList::internAddListItem(AddonClass::Ref<ListItem> pListItem, bool sendMessage)
    {
      if (pListItem.isNull())
        throw WindowException("NULL ListItem passed to ControlList::addListItem");

      // add item to objects vector
      vecItems.push_back(pListItem);

      // send all of the items ... this is what it did before.
      if (sendMessage)
        sendLabelBind(vecItems.size());
    }
Exemple #2
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    // Ok ... we're going to get it even if it doesn't exist. If it doesn't exist then
    // we're going to assume we're not in control of the interpreter. This (apparently)
    // can be the case. E.g. Libspotify manages to call into a script using a ctypes
    // extension but under the control of an Interpreter we know nothing about. In
    // cases like this we're going to use a global interpreter 
    AddonClass::Ref<PythonLanguageHook> PythonLanguageHook::GetIfExists(PyInterpreterState* interp)
    {
      XBMC_TRACE;
      CSingleLock lock(hooksMutex);
      std::map<PyInterpreterState*,AddonClass::Ref<PythonLanguageHook> >::iterator iter = hooks.find(interp);
      if (iter != hooks.end())
        return AddonClass::Ref<PythonLanguageHook>(iter->second);

      // if we got here then we need to use the global one.
      if (g_languageHook.isNull())
        g_languageHook = new XBMCAddon::Python::PythonLanguageHook();

      return g_languageHook;
    }