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Experiment with a new skin toolkit that would improve the current xbmc-skinutils in use. This toolkit would make Spotimc more friendly to the XBMC's official repo rules, and would remove many quirks of the current one:
No need to patch current skin
No need to copy skin to userdata
No need to perform userdata / main skin version checks
No need to reload current skin on startup and shutdown
It would operate as a skin preprocessor, with two clear parts:
An include substitution engine that would replace statements with the actual markup behind them.
A font compatibility table: That would enumerate the stantard (in terms of size) fonts for each skin.
A variable substitution engine (to be used with the standard font table).
As a fallback, this compatibility table could be built on the fly reading skin's fonts xml, but my first impression is that it would be somewhat error prone.
Caching would be a gread addition too, by using all the involved file timestamps.
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Experiment with a new skin toolkit that would improve the current xbmc-skinutils in use. This toolkit would make Spotimc more friendly to the XBMC's official repo rules, and would remove many quirks of the current one:
It would operate as a skin preprocessor, with two clear parts:
As a fallback, this compatibility table could be built on the fly reading skin's fonts xml, but my first impression is that it would be somewhat error prone.
Caching would be a gread addition too, by using all the involved file timestamps.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: