epgsearchmenu.conf(5)      Epgsearch Version 0.9.24      epgsearchmenu.conf(5)



NAME
       epgsearchmenu.conf - Customizing the EPG menus

DESCRIPTION
       The file epgsearchmenu.conf in your plugins config directory is used to
       store the entries for customizing the EPG menus. You specify the look
       of each menu (What’s on now, What’s on next, What’s on at ..., Sched‐
       ule, Search results, Favorites) with a separate line.

EXAMPLE
        MenuWhatsOnNow=%chnr%:3|%progrt2s%:5| %time% %t_status%:8|%category%:6| %title% ~ %subtitle%:35
        MenuWhatsOnNext=%chnr%:3|%time% %t_status%:8|%category%:8| %title% ~ %subtitle%:35
        MenuWhatsOnElse=%chnr%:3|%time% %t_status%:8|%category%:8| %title% ~ %subtitle%:35
        MenuSchedule=%time% %t_status%:8|%genre%:14| %title% ~ %subtitle%:35
        MenuSearchResults=%chnr%:3|%datesh% %time% %t_status%:14|%genre%:8| %title%%colon% %subtitle%:35
        MenuFavorites=%chnr%:3|%datesh% %time% %t_status%:14|%genre%:8| %title%%colon%%subtitle%:35

SYNTAX
       E.g. the entry ’MenuWhatsOnNow’ tells epgsearch how you would like to
       build a line for the menu ’What’s on now’. This would create a menu
       line starting with the channel number, followed by a progress bar in
       text2skin style, a space of one char, the start time, the timer status,
       the EPG category (like "movie") and finally the title and subtitle.

       The values for MenuWhatsOnNext, MenuWhatsOnElse, MenuSchedule, MenuSe‐
       archResults, MenuFavorites specify the menu ’What’s on next’, ’What’s
       on at ...’, ’Schedule’, ’Search results’ and ’Favorites’ respectively.
       If you do not specify one entry, epgsearch uses it’s default menu look.

       ’MenuSearchResults’ has something special: If you want to have differ‐
       ent layouts for your search results depending on the search, you can
       use more then one menu template. Simply define e.g. an additional

        MenuSearchResultsTip of the Day=%chnr%:3|%time_w%:4|%t_status%:3|%genre%:10|%title%%colon% %subtitle%:35

       This will produce an additional menu item "Result menu layout" in the
       edit menu of a search where you can choose between the default menu
       template and your own templates. In the example above you will get "Tip
       of the Day" as selection entry, since epgsearch simply cuts the leading
       "MenuSearchResults". When you display the search results the chosen
       template will be used instead of the default one.

       The following variables exist:

        %time%           - start time in format HH:MM
        %date%           - start date in format TT.MM.YY
        %datesh%         - start date in format TT.MM.
        %time_w%         - weekday name
        %time_d%         - start day in format TT
        %time_lng%       - start time in seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00
        %title%          - title
        %subtitle%       - subtitle
        %t_status%       - timer status ('T', 't', 'R')
        %v_status%       - VPS status
        %r_status%       - running status
        %status%         - complete status, the same as
                           '%t_status%%v_status%%r_status%'
        %colon%          - the sign ':'
        %<epg-category>% - a value from the extended EPG categories, specified in
                           epgsearchcats.conf, like %genre% or %category%

       for the ’Whats on...’ and ’Search results’ menu there is also:

        %chnr%           - channel number
        %chsh%           - the short channel name (>=vdr-1.3.15)
        %chlng%          - the 'normal' channel name
        %chdata%         - VDR's internal channel representation (e.g. 'S19.2E-1-1101-28106')
        %progr%          - graphical progress bar (not for menu 'Search results')
        %progrT2S%       - progress bar in text2skin style (not for menu 'Search results')

       the variables are not case sensitive.

       An entry consists of up to 6 tables separated with ’|’. The last entry
       of each table should declare the table width in chars, separated with
       ’:’.

       If you use a separator like ’~’, ’-’ or ’#’ to separate items like
       title or subtitle, e.g. %title% ~ %subtitle%, and the subtitle is
       empty, then epgsearch will try to fix this automatically to avoid a
       trailing separator.

       You should vary the tab width values to fit your needs, since the look
       often depends on the selected skin. epgsearchmenu.conf is not reloaded
       with every plugin call, since this is only useful when testing the conf
       file. To activate the permanent reload for testing your conf, pass the
       new start parameter ’-r’ or ’--reloadmenuconf’ in your runvdr.

       There’s a sample epgsearchmenu.conf in the subdirectory "conf". For a
       quick try copy it to your plugins config directory (e.g. /etc/vdr/plug‐
       ins).

       To enable icons from WarEagleIcon-Patch simply put the line

        WarEagleIcons=1

       to epgsearchmenu.conf.

       NOTE: As long as there is a file epgsearchmenu.conf with an entry for a
       special menu, all setup settings regarding the look of this menu are
       ignored.

SEE ALSO
       epgsearch(1)

AUTHOR (man pages)
       Mike Constabel <epgsearch (at) constabel (dot) net>

REPORT BUGS
       Bug reports (german):

       <http://www.vdr-developer.org/mantisbt/>

       Mailing list:

       <http://www.vdr-developer.org/mailman/listinfo/epgsearch>

COPYRIGHT and LICENSE
       Copyright (C) 2004-2008 Christian Wieninger

       This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
       under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
       Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
       option) any later version.

       This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
       WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MER‐
       CHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General
       Public License for more details.

       You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
       with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
       51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA Or, point
       your browser to http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html

       The author can be reached at cwieninger@gmx.de

       The project’s page is at http://winni.vdr-developer.org/epgsearch

       The MD5 code is derived from the RSA Data Security, Inc. MD5 Message-
       Digest Algorithm.



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