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Mmip

2008-01-19T20:45:45Z

RedX:

#REDIRECT [[Installation Packages]]

Mmip

2008-01-19T20:45:27Z

RedX: First release

#REDIRECT Installation Packages

ISDBApplicationEvents::OnStarup

2008-01-19T08:36:16Z

RedX: ISDBApplicationEvents::OnStarup moved to ISDBApplicationEvents::OnStartup: typo: starup instead of startup

#REDIRECT [[ISDBApplicationEvents::OnStartup]]

ISDBApplicationEvents::OnStartup

2008-01-19T08:36:16Z

RedX: ISDBApplicationEvents::OnStarup moved to ISDBApplicationEvents::OnStartup: typo: starup instead of startup

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBApplication|ISDBApplicationEvents|Sub OnStartup}}

===Event description===

Called on application startup.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBApplicationEvents|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Not So Frequently Asked Questions

2008-01-19T08:13:48Z

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| <span style="font-size:125%;">'''This page is temporary, and ''not'' a replacement for the FAQ.'''</span>
Please only add valuable content (not just typo fixes) that isn't in the FAQ already. The intention is to summarize multiple interesting forum posts, so this information can later easily be found back. This page may later be split into different pages once the necessary categories are fully known.
|}</div>

== MediaMonkey Graphical User Interface ==

=== Showing lyrics within MediaMonkey ===
'''Third Party Programs'''

* ''[http://www.crintsoft.com/minilyrics.htm MiniLyrics]'' with ''[http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9679 MiniLyrics Embedder]:'' Embeds the MiniLyrics program in MediaMonkey, so it minimizes and moves together
* ''[http://www.evillabs.sk/evillyrics EvilLyrics]'' with ''[http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9541 EvilTagger]:'' Adds external lyrics text files to the song's lyrics

'''Independant scripts'''

* ''[http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14494 MonkeyRok]:'' displays (not-timestamped) lyrics from your library
* ''[http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6755 Inline Lyrics]:'' displays (only LRC timestamped) lyrics in a progress bar at the bottom of your MM window
* ''[http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7508 Lyric Timer]:'' reads your (not-timestamped) lyrics and allows you to easily assign basic timestamps (for use with e.g. the Inline Lyrics script)
* ''[http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9592 Simple Lyrics Viewer]:'' simply statically shows the lyrics in a panel

'''Independant skins''' (starting from MM3)

* ''[http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=15743 Glided]:'' will include a lyrics-viewer in the information screen in future releases.

=== Fix Strange User Interface Problems ===

'''Missing Internal Player'''

# Close MediaMonkey
# Open MediaMonkey's configuration file (normally "''MediaMonkey.ini''" in folder "''My Documents\My Music\MediaMonkey''")
# Locate the category [Appearance]
#:Set the values as follows:
#:* PlayerPosition=3
#:* PlayerSticky=0
#:* PlayerVisible=1
#:You can also just delete the above 3 lines, with the same effect.
# After restart MediaMonkey, the player should be back.

The problem can also be fixed if you delete registry key <code>HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Songs-DB\Interface\Toolbars\TBXWinAmpSkin</code>

'''Purple Squares on the Skin'''

Set your Windows Display Settings to "High Color" or "Highest Color" through <code>Control Panel > Display > Settings > Color Quality</code>.

After a restart of MediaMonkey, everything should be fine.

'''Other Problems'''

# Close MediaMonkey
# Delete registry key <code>HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Songs-DB\Interface</code>
# After restart MediaMonkey, the problem should be fixed.

In rare cases, a re-installation of MediaMonkey may be required.

== MediaMonkey Functionality ==

=== Customizable Global Hotkeys ===
Starting from MM3, customizable global hotkeys are built in. For MM2, you have to use external plugins:
* '''Winamp's default plugin:''' gen_hotkeys.dll
* '''HotKeyz:''' http://www.skynergy.com/hotkeyz.html
* '''HotKeyControl''' http://www.digital-miner.com/hkcontrol.html
* '''Other links (mostly Winamp plugins):''' http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7048

=== MediaMonkey Is Working Too Slow ===

Certain actions may require a lot of time:
* Adding new files or doing a startup scan (especially when searching for duplicates is enabled)
* Checking for duplicates
* Checking for unsynchronised tags
* Tagging a lot of tracks as once
So it might be quite normal that MediaMonkey is slow on such tasks.

'''Is your computer fast enough?'''
* Is your computer's processor (CPU) fast enough, and do you have enough RAM?
* Is your computer heavily loaded (servers, lots of applications, malware). Check out Windows' Task Manager. CPU should be significantly less than 100%, and you should have enough RAM left.
* Is your hard drive not to fragmented? Use Windows Defragmenter to defragment your hard drive.

'''Is your library clean and compact?'''
* See if compacting MediaMonkey's library helps though <code>menu File > Maintain Library ... > Compact database</code>
* Although MediaMonkey supports huge libraries (depending on your system of course), there is a limit.

'''Are Plugins or Scripts slowing causing slowdowns?'''
* See if disabling scripts helps:
** Rename MediaMonkey's ''Plugins'' folder to disable all scripts (including input and output plugins)
** OR disable only specific plugins by change their file extension (e.g. from ''.dll'' to ''.dll.off'')
* See if disabling scripts helps:
** Rename MediaMonkey's ''Scripts\Auto'' folder to disable all auto scripts
** OR disable only specific auto-scripts by changing their file extension (e.g. from ''.vbs'' to ''.vbs.off'')
** Rename MediaMonkey's ''Scripts\Scripts.ini file'' and create a new empty ''Scripts.ini'' file.

Always restart MediaMonkey to see the result.

=== Trim MP3 Silence ===

MediaMonkey3 default input plugin (Monkey's audio player (v3.99+) in_ape.dll) is able to trim silence at the beginning of tracks and also fade-in/out.

MediaMonkey2 on the other hand can't trim silence of mp3's, but some input plugins (including DirectSound Output plugin) can remove it for playback.
To trim silence of mp3 files, you best use a specialized (but free) tool that preserves all audio quality (by directly working on the compressed mp3 file):
* [http://www.mptrim.com MPTrim] (simple interface): Trimming, fading, volume amplification and cleaning of mp3 files.
*: For the astronomical price of $70, the Pro version can do batch operations.
* [http://mpesch3.de1.cc/mp3dc.html mp3DirectCut] (graphical and/or command line interface): Trimming, splitting (with CUE file creation), cut/copy/paste, fading, volume amplification, normalisation and recording.

=== Wrong Track Length Display ===

A similar problem is the inability to seek, or strange problems with seeking within a playing song.

This is usually caused by errors in the music files, or by bugs in the used decoder (input plugin).

To resolve the problem:
* Analyze/repair mp3 files with [http://www.willwap.co.uk/Programs/vbrfix.php VbrFix] (for VBR files) or [http://mp3val.sourceforge.net Mp3Val] (for both CBR and VBR files).
* Try playing the song with another input plugin. For MediaMonkey, you can try MediaMonkey's mp3 plugin (in_wmp3.dll), the MAD plugin (in_mad.dll) or the Mpg123 plugin (in_mpg123.dll).
:To identify the plugin used to play the current song, click in the top-left corner of the player and click "Configure current input plug-in".
:To force a plugin not to be used (to test other plugins), disable it by changing its extension from ''.dll'' to e.g. ''.dll.off''. Restart MediaMonkey to see the changes.

== Windows Shell ==

=== Remove MediaMonkey from the AutoPlay Launch Dialog ===

# Start Regedit.exe (continue with caution! -- create a backup or a System Restore Point first)
# Browse to <code>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\AutoplayHandlers\EventHandlers\</code>
#: In all subkeys (or only those you want), look for and delete the "MediaMonkey...Handler" entries: "MediaMonkeyBurnHandler", "MediaMonkeyPlayCDHandler", "MediaMonkeyPlayHandler", "MediaMonkeyRipCDHandler", "MediaMonkeyStartHandler"
# Browse to <code>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\AutoplayHandlers\Handlers\</code>
#: Delete all the "MediaMonkey...Handler" subkeys (or only the ones you want, e.g. the enties you deleted in the previous step)

The same can be done using [http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx Microsoft Powertoys' TweakUI].

=== Re-enable a disabled Windows Balloon Tip ===
Starting from MM3, MediaMonkey uses it's own notification window. This information is only applicable for MM2.
# Start Regedit.exe (continue with caution! -- create a backup or a System Restore Point first)
# Browse to <code>HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced</code>
#: Change the value for the EnableBalloonTips entry to 1, or completely delete the EnableBalloonTips entry.
By default, MediaMonkey shows the Balloon Tip when a song starts playing. This can be changed in <code>menu Tools > Options > General > Pop-up track info in tray</code>.

The Windows sound associated with the Balloon Tip is "System Notification" by default.

=== Using Virtual Drives ===
Virtual Drives can be used to create a drive letter for a certain directory on your file system. It can be used to put your prefered music folder on the top-level in the My Computer node.

Run the command <code>SUBST T: "C:\Some\Path\Leading\To\My\Music"</code> to create a virtual drive with drive letter T leading to the "C:\Some\Path\Leading\To\My\Music" folder.

This virtual folder exists until you shut down Windows. If you want to have this Virtual Drive always available, you can use a command script to automatically run when Windows starts. Alternatively, you can create an [[Introduction_to_scripting|auto-script]] for MediaMonkey.

=== Using Differentiated Music File Icons ===
This works on Windows 2000, Windows XP, and probably also on Windows9x.

*Make sure MediaMonkey is set to *not* automaticly associate itself with certain file extensions. Uncheck "Re-associate..." in <code>menu Tools > Options... > General > File Types</code>.
*Open My Computer and then <code>menu Tools > Folder Options > tab File Types</code>
**Select the file extension (e.g. FLAC) of which you want to change the icon, press the Delete button and acknowledge.
**Press the Add button and type in the file extension you want (e.g. FLAC). Make sure there's <New> or no text in the text box (when you have clicked the advanced button). This will add an "independant" file extension that will enable you to change it's file icon independantly. Press OK to add the extension.
**Then, with the file extension (e.g. FLAC) selected, press the advanced button. Leave the upper text box empty, but change the ico as you wish. Then add the file actions (using the New button):
**:''Play in MediaMonkey'' ("C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\MediaMonkey.exe" "%1")
**:''Play Last in MediaMonkey'' ("C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\MediaMonkey.exe" /ADD "%1")
**:''Play Next in MediaMonkey'' ("C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\MediaMonkey.exe" /NEXT "%1")

::For all these actions, select Use DDE and fill in:
::*''application:'' MediaMonkey
::*''subject:'' System

:*Press OK until all dialogs are gone.

The same can be done much faster and easier using a specialized tool, or by following the instructions in [http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=49021#49021 this forum post].

== Device Support ==

=== Using UMS Devices on Windows 98 ===

Windows 98 doesn't support USB Mass Storage Devices out-of-the-box. Therefore you have to install separate drivers from [http://www.technical-assistance.co.uk/kb/usbmsd98.php here].

=== Using iPod Devices on Windows 98 ===

The above drivers should also work for iPods. The following drivers are specifically for iPod:
* http://www.98-drivers.com/ipod.html
* http://www.redchairsoftware.com/anapod/support/proassist.php?c=9899
Complete iPod-on-Windows98 instructions can be found on the [http://forums.ipodlounge.com/showthread.php?s=9cd9ae2e8947cfeb350247a0284b0081&threadid=6581 iPodLounge Forum]

SDBMenuItem

2008-01-18T19:53:38Z

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{{AutomationObjectsList}}
== CoClass SDBMenuItem ==

Object representing a single menu or toolbar item.

=== ISDBMenuItem members ===

{{MethodsList
|[[ISDBMenuItem::Caption|Caption]] |Property Get/Let |
|[[ISDBMenuItem::Enabled|Enabled]] |Property Get/Let |
|[[ISDBMenuItem::Hint|Hint]] |Property Get/Let |
|[[ISDBMenuItem::Checked|Checked]] |Property Get/Let |
|[[ISDBMenuItem::IconIndex|IconIndex]] |Property Get/Let |
|[[ISDBMenuItem::OnClickFunc|OnClickFunc]] |Property Get/Let |
|[[ISDBMenuItem::ShortCut|ShortCut]] |Property Get/Let |
|[[ISDBMenuItem::UseScript|UseScript]] |Property Get/Let |
|[[ISDBMenuItem::Visible|Visible]] |Property Get/Let |
}}

=== ISDBMenuItemEvents members ===

{{MethodsList
|[[ISDBMenuItemEvents::OnClick|OnClick]] |Event |
}}

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBMenuItem|{{PAGENAME}}]]

=== Related Topics ===
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Compendium]]

ISDBUI::AddMenuItem

2008-01-18T19:52:37Z

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{{MethodDeclaration|SDBUI|ISDBUI|Function AddMenuItem(ParentItem As [[ISDBMenuItem]], InSection As Long, ItemOrder As Long) As [[ISDBMenuItem]]}}

===Parameters===

{{MethodParameters
|ParentItem |[[ISDBMenuItem]] |Specifies where to add the new item, it can either be any of Menu_xxx properties or a value returned from a previous call to [[ISDBUI::AddMenuItemSub]]
|InSection |Long |To which section of the ParentItem to add the new item (section is a part separated by two separator items). Last section(0), The first(1), The second(2), ..., The first from bottom, i.e.the last(-1), The second from bottom(-2), ...
|ItemOrder |Long |Where will the item appear within the section: The last(0), The first(1), The second(2), ..., The first from bottom i.e.the last(-1), The second from bottom (-2), ...}}

===Method description===

AddMenuItem creates a new menu item or a toolbar item (these two are internally handled as the same).

===Example code===
<source lang="vb">
' Add a submenu to the View menu...
Set Mnu = UI.AddMenuItemSub( UI.Menu_View, -1, 1) ' The first item in the last section of View menu
Mnu.Caption = "Custom items"

' ... and add Statistics item there
Set SubMnu = UI.AddMenuItem( Mnu, 0, 0) ' Add an item to the previously created menu
SubMnu.Caption = "&Statistics"

Mnu.OnClickFunc = "ShowIt"
Mnu.Shortcut = "Ctrl+1"
Mnu.IconIndex = 35
</source>

=== Related Topics ===

*[[ISDBUI::AddMenuItemSub]]
*[[ISDBUI::AddMenuItemSep]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Compendium]]
[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBUI|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBUI|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBUI::Menu Compendium

2008-01-18T19:50:55Z

RedX: First release

Adding items to menus see:[[ISDBUI::AddMenuItem]] and for menus with sub Items:[[ISDBUI::AddMenuItemSub]]

Pop-up menus (right-click):
(NP = now playing, Tracklist = list browser, tree = tree on the left with artist, album, podcast, etc...)
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Pop NP]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Pop NP MoreFrom]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Pop NP SendTo]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Pop TrackList]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Pop TrackList MoreFrom]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Pop TrackList SendTo]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Pop Tree]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Pop Tree SendTo]]

Tray icon right-click menu:
*[[ISDBUI::Menu TrayIcon]]

Menus:
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Edit]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Export]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Export]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Help]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Play]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Scripts]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu Tools]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu View]]

Toolbars:
*[[ISDBUI::Menu TbAdvanced]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu TbCategorize]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu TbEdit]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu TbNavigation]]
*[[ISDBUI::Menu TbNPEdit]]

ISDBUI::Menu Pop Tree SendTo

2008-01-18T19:32:55Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBUI|ISDBUI|Property Get Menu_Pop_Tree_SendTo As [[SDBMenuItem]]}}

===Property description===

'Send to....' item of the pop-up menu of the main tree..

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBUI|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBUI|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBUI::Menu Edit

2008-01-18T19:32:03Z

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{{MethodDeclaration|SDBUI|ISDBUI|Property Get Menu_Edit As [[SDBMenuItem]]}}

===Property description===

Menu item of the main 'Edit' menu.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBUI|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBUI|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBUI::Menu File

2008-01-18T19:31:33Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBUI|ISDBUI|Property Get Menu_File As [[SDBMenuItem#ISDBMenuItem member|ISDBMenuItem]]}}

===Property description===

Menu item of the main 'File' menu.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBUI|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBUI|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBSongData::Artist

2008-01-08T15:05:08Z

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{{MethodDeclaration|SDBSongData|ISDBSongData|Property Get Artist As [[SDBArtist#ISDBArtist_members|ISDBArtist]]}}

===Property description===

Returns [[SDBArtist]] object of this track.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBSongData|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBSongData|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBApplication::Progress

2007-12-30T15:36:27Z

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{{MethodDeclaration|SDBApplication|ISDBApplication|Property Get Progress As [[SDBProgress#ISDBProgress objects|ISDBProgress]]}}

===Property description===

Returns [[SDBProgress]] object. It is also initialized and shown this way. In order to further modify the progress bar, see [[SDBProgress]] properties.

===Example code===
<source lang="vb">Dim Progress
Set Progress = SDB.Progress
Progress.Text = SDB.Localize("Exporting...")
Progress.MaxValue = list.count

for i=0 to list.count-1
'... some code here
Progress.Value = i+1
next</source>

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBPlayer::CurrentSong

2007-12-30T15:05:16Z

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{{MethodDeclaration|SDBPlayer|ISDBPlayer|Property Get CurrentSong As [[SDBSongData]]}}

===Property description===

Returns the currently playing track as [[SDBSongData]] object.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBPlayer|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBPlayer|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBApplication::Player

2007-12-30T14:59:36Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBApplication|ISDBApplication|Property Get Player As [[SDBPlayer#ISDBPlayer objects|ISDBPlayer]]}}

===Property description===

Returns [[SDBPlayer]] object. It allows to start and stop playback, work with Now Playing list and other playback related actions.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBApplication::Player

2007-12-30T14:59:23Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBApplication|ISDBApplication|Property Get Player As [[SDBPlayer#ISDBPlayer objects|ISDBPlayer}}

===Property description===

Returns [[SDBPlayer]] object. It allows to start and stop playback, work with Now Playing list and other playback related actions.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Installation Packages (MM4)

2007-12-30T14:50:47Z

RedX: added example for skin

==Installation Packages structure==

Additional Extensions can be easily installed in MediaMonkey using Installation Packages. Each installation package is a ZIP
file with MMIP extension, when such a file is executed, it is automatically installed in MediaMonkey (see Tools|Extensions menu item).
Inside the package can be included any files that need to be installed, but there are also some special files that can or must be included:

;Install.ini
:Mandantory - this file describes the package and what to install.
;App.ico
:Optional - Icon of the package.
;Uninstall.ini
:Optional (but suggested) - describes steps on uninstall, which files to remove, etc.
;Uninstall.vbs
:Optional - is automatically preserved by installer and can be called by Uninstall.ini on uninstallation.

===Install.ini file===

The installation file has a structure of an ini file, i.e. some sections with keys and values.

====[Header] section====

Each install.ini file starts with a mandantory section [Header]. It contains basic information about the product being installed, namely:

;ID
:Unique string identification of the product. It should contain only alphanumeric characters, digits or underscores.
;Title
:Product title shown to user.
;Description
:Detailed product description.
;VersionMajor
:Major version number.
;VersionMinor
:Minor version number.
;VersionRelease
:Release number.
;VersionBuild
:Build number. Any of these numbers can be missing, e.g. if only VersionMajor and VersionMinor are present, the version number shown to user would be 'VersionMajor.VersionMinor'.
;Type
:Type of product being installed. Either script, skin or misc. This is used so that MM knows more about the extension.
;UpdateURL
:URL where MM should look for updates of this product. If this key is missing, MM can still try to find out whether a new version has been released by asking MM web scripting repository using product ID above.

====Other sections====

After the header section, there can follow an arbitrary number of other sections specifying actions installer should do. The possible sections follow.

====[Copy] section====

This section tells where individual files from the installer ZIP file should be placed. Expected keys there include:
;Src
:Source file name in the installer ZIP file.
;Tgt
:Destination file path. It can contain constants useful for placing files in common paths (the same as InnoSetup constants). Currently implemented constants:
:*{app} = MediaMonkey installation folder.
;Flags
:Comma separated list of flags related to this copy operation. Can be any of:
:;Overwriteifnewer
::If the target file already exists, it will be overwritten only if the source file is newer. If this flag isn't specified, the target file will always be overwritten.
If your package contains various files to be copied, you need one [Copy] Section for each individual file.

====[Delete] section====

This section is primarily for 'uninstall.ini' file. The only parameter is:

;File
:Full path of the file to be deleted.

====[Execute] section====

This section allows developer to execute a script and thus do any other necessary installation/uninstallation actions, for example prepare Scripts.ini content. Expected keys here are:
;File
:A script file to execute. There is either a fully specified path entered here, or if there is no path information, the script is expected to be located in the installation ZIP file and is prepared to a temporary location prior its execution. For uninstaller 'uninstall.vbs' can be specified here and it would be called from its location.
;Function
:A name of function to be called within the script file. If this entry is missing or empty, it's supposed that there's no need for calling a function and simple execution of the script file does whatever a developer wants to do.

===Uninstall.ini file===

'Uninstall.ini' file will is very similar to 'Install.ini' file, just [Header] section is missing. Other sections allow developers to properly delete installed files and remove any other traces of installation, e.g. execute a script that would delete some entries in Scripts.ini file.

==Sample Installation Package for Skins==
Sample MMIP file can contain e.g. the following files:
*App.ico icons shown in the extenions dialog
*Install.ini file that tells where stuff is copied to
*Uninstall.ini tells what should be deleted when uninstalling

===Sample Install.ini file===

Comments in [] should be removed
<source lang=ini>
[Header]
ID=UniqueSkinName [this is used when MM needs to see if update is available]
Title=Skin Name
Description=Well a description
VersionMajor=1
VersionMinor=0
VersionRelease=0
VersionBuild=0
Type=skin [so MM knows what it is]
UpdateURL= [leave blank no specs are out yet]

[Copy]
Src=skinfile.wsz
Tgt={app}\skins\skinfile.wsz

[Copy]
[you can copy more stuff if you want]
</source>

===Sample Uninstall.ini file===

<source lang=ini>
[Delete]
File={app}\skins\skinfile.wsz
File={app}\skins\otherskinfile.wsz
File={app}\skins\someicon.ico
</source>

==Sample Installation Package for Scripts==

===Sample content of MMIP file===

Sample MMIP file can contain e.g. the following files:
*App.ico
*Install.ini
*Sample Option Sheets.vbs
*Uninstall.ini
*Uninstall.vbs

===Sample Install.ini file===

<source lang=ini>
[Header]
ID=MyScript1
Title=Sample Option Sheets
Description=Sample Option Sheets.vbs
VersionMajor=1
VersionMinor=0
VersionRelease=0
VersionBuild=0
Type=script
UpdateURL=http://localhost/myscript1/version.xml

[Copy]
Src=Sample Option Sheets.vbs
Tgt={app}\scripts\auto\Sample Option Sheets.vbs

[Copy]
Src=Sample.ico
Tgt={app}\scripts\auto\Sample.ico

[Copy]
Src=Icons\*.*
Tgt={app}\Icons\

[Execute]
File={app}\scripts\auto\Sample Option Sheets.vbs
Function=OnStartup()

Alternative is to use an install.vbs
[Execute]
File=install.vbs
</source>

===Sample install.vbs===
<source lang=vb>
scriptName = "Sample Script"
'Add scripts.ini entries
Dim inip : inip = SDB.ApplicationPath&"Scripts\Scripts.ini"
Dim inif : Set inif = SDB.Tools.IniFileByPath(inip)
If Not (inif Is Nothing) Then
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Filename") = "Auto\AdvShutdown.vbs"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Procname") = "ShutdownUI"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Order") = "99"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"DisplayName") = "Advanced Shutdown"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Description") = "Shuts down PC after some time with more options"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Language") = "VBScript"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"ScriptType") = "0"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Shortcut") = "Ctrl+Shift+s" 'don't use this combo as it is already used in other scripts
SDB.RefreshScriptItems
End If

' Add entries for Mediamonkey.ini
' Here you set the variables you need
' all 3 types are shown here
Dim ini: Set ini = sdb.IniFile
If ini.StringValue("AdvShutdown","Enabled") = "" Then
ini.BoolValue("AdvShutdown","Enabled") = Enabled
End If
If ini.BoolValue("AdvShutdown","Timeout") = "" Then
ini.StringValue("AdvShutdown","Timeout") = True
End If
If ini.IntValue("AdvShutdown","Action") = "" Then
ini.IntValue("AdvShutdown","Action") = 1
End If
</source>

===Sample Uninstall.ini file===

<source lang=ini>
[Delete]
File={app}\scripts\auto\Sample Option Sheets.vbs
File={app}\scripts\auto\Sample.ico

[Execute]
File=Uninstall.vbs
</source>

===Sample Uninstall.vbs file===

<source lang="vb">
myName = "Sample Script" 'Put script name here
iniSec = "SampleScript" 'Put ini section name here

' Deletes settings from MediaMonkey.ini
MsgDeleteSettings = "Do you want to remove " & myName & " settings as well?" & vbNewLine & _
"If you click No, script settings will be left in MediaMonkey.ini"

If (Not (SDB.IniFile Is Nothing)) and (MsgBox(MsgDeleteSettings, vbYesNo) = vbYes) Then
SDB.IniFile.DeleteSection(iniSec)
End If

'Remove entries from scripts.ini
Dim inip : inip = SDB.ApplicationPath&"Scripts\Scripts.ini"
Dim inif : Set inif = SDB.Tools.IniFileByPath(inip)
If Not (inif Is Nothing) Then
inif.DeleteSection(myName)
SDB.RefreshScriptItems
End If

</source>

==See also==
*[[SDBIniFile|SDBiniFile object]]

ISDBUIButton::Common

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{{MethodDeclaration|SDBUIButton|ISDBUIButton|Property Get Common As [[SDBUICommon#ISDBUICommon members|ISDBUICommon]]}}

===Property description===

Returns [[SDBUICommon]] object that can be used to modify basic properties of this object, e.g. position, size, etc.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBUIButton|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBUIButton|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Installation Packages (MM4)

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==Installation Packages structure==

Additional Extensions can be easily installed in MediaMonkey using Installation Packages. Each installation package is a ZIP
file with MMIP extension, when such a file is executed, it is automatically installed in MediaMonkey (see Tools|Extensions menu item).
Inside the package can be included any files that need to be installed, but there are also some special files that can or must be included:

;Install.ini
:Mandantory - this file describes the package and what to install.
;App.ico
:Optional - Icon of the package.
;Uninstall.ini
:Optional (but suggested) - describes steps on uninstall, which files to remove, etc.
;Uninstall.vbs
:Optional - is automatically preserved by installer and can be called by Uninstall.ini on uninstallation.

===Install.ini file===

The installation file has a structure of an ini file, i.e. some sections with keys and values.

====[Header] section====

Each install.ini file starts with a mandantory section [Header]. It contains basic information about the product being installed, namely:

;ID
:Unique string identification of the product. It should contain only alphanumeric characters, digits or underscores.
;Title
:Product title shown to user.
;Description
:Detailed product description.
;VersionMajor
:Major version number.
;VersionMinor
:Minor version number.
;VersionRelease
:Release number.
;VersionBuild
:Build number. Any of these numbers can be missing, e.g. if only VersionMajor and VersionMinor are present, the version number shown to user would be 'VersionMajor.VersionMinor'.
;Type
:Type of product being installed. Either script, skin or misc. This is used so that MM knows more about the extension.
;UpdateURL
:URL where MM should look for updates of this product. If this key is missing, MM can still try to find out whether a new version has been released by asking MM web scripting repository using product ID above.

====Other sections====

After the header section, there can follow an arbitrary number of other sections specifying actions installer should do. The possible sections follow.

====[Copy] section====

This section tells where individual files from the installer ZIP file should be placed. Expected keys there include:
;Src
:Source file name in the installer ZIP file.
;Tgt
:Destination file path. It can contain constants useful for placing files in common paths (the same as InnoSetup constants). Currently implemented constants:
:*{app} = MediaMonkey installation folder.
;Flags
:Comma separated list of flags related to this copy operation. Can be any of:
:;Overwriteifnewer
::If the target file already exists, it will be overwritten only if the source file is newer. If this flag isn't specified, the target file will always be overwritten.
If your package contains various files to be copied, you need one [Copy] Section for each individual file.

====[Delete] section====

This section is primarily for 'uninstall.ini' file. The only parameter is:

;File
:Full path of the file to be deleted.

====[Execute] section====

This section allows developer to execute a script and thus do any other necessary installation/uninstallation actions, for example prepare Scripts.ini content. Expected keys here are:
;File
:A script file to execute. There is either a fully specified path entered here, or if there is no path information, the script is expected to be located in the installation ZIP file and is prepared to a temporary location prior its execution. For uninstaller 'uninstall.vbs' can be specified here and it would be called from its location.
;Function
:A name of function to be called within the script file. If this entry is missing or empty, it's supposed that there's no need for calling a function and simple execution of the script file does whatever a developer wants to do.

===Uninstall.ini file===

'Uninstall.ini' file will is very similar to 'Install.ini' file, just [Header] section is missing. Other sections allow developers to properly delete installed files and remove any other traces of installation, e.g. execute a script that would delete some entries in Scripts.ini file.

==Sample Installation Package==

===Sample content of MMIP file===

Sample MMIP file can contain e.g. the following files:
*App.ico
*Install.ini
*Sample Option Sheets.vbs
*Uninstall.ini
*Uninstall.vbs

===Sample Install.ini file===

<source lang=ini>
[Header]
ID=MyScript1
Title=Sample Option Sheets
Description=Sample Option Sheets.vbs
VersionMajor=1
VersionMinor=0
VersionRelease=0
VersionBuild=0
Type=script
UpdateURL=http://localhost/myscript1/version.xml

[Copy]
Src=Sample Option Sheets.vbs
Tgt={app}\scripts\auto\Sample Option Sheets.vbs

[Copy]
Src=Sample.ico
Tgt={app}\scripts\auto\Sample.ico

[Copy]
Src=Icons\*.*
Tgt={app}\Icons\

[Execute]
File={app}\scripts\auto\Sample Option Sheets.vbs
Function=OnStartup()

Alternative is to use an install.vbs
[Execute]
File=install.vbs
</source>

===Sample install.vbs===
<source lang=vb>
scriptName = "Sample Script"
'Add scripts.ini entries
Dim inip : inip = SDB.ApplicationPath&"Scripts\Scripts.ini"
Dim inif : Set inif = SDB.Tools.IniFileByPath(inip)
If Not (inif Is Nothing) Then
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Filename") = "Auto\AdvShutdown.vbs"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Procname") = "ShutdownUI"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Order") = "99"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"DisplayName") = "Advanced Shutdown"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Description") = "Shuts down PC after some time with more options"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Language") = "VBScript"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"ScriptType") = "0"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Shortcut") = "Ctrl+Shift+s" 'don't use this combo as it is already used in other scripts
SDB.RefreshScriptItems
End If

' Add entries for Mediamonkey.ini
' Here you set the variables you need
' all 3 types are shown here
Dim ini: Set ini = sdb.IniFile
If ini.StringValue("AdvShutdown","Enabled") = "" Then
ini.BoolValue("AdvShutdown","Enabled") = Enabled
End If
If ini.BoolValue("AdvShutdown","Timeout") = "" Then
ini.StringValue("AdvShutdown","Timeout") = True
End If
If ini.IntValue("AdvShutdown","Action") = "" Then
ini.IntValue("AdvShutdown","Action") = 1
End If
</source>

===Sample Uninstall.ini file===

<source lang=ini>
[Delete]
File={app}\scripts\auto\Sample Option Sheets.vbs
File={app}\scripts\auto\Sample.ico

[Execute]
File=Uninstall.vbs
</source>

===Sample Uninstall.vbs file===

<source lang="vb">
myName = "Sample Script" 'Put script name here
iniSec = "SampleScript" 'Put ini section name here

' Deletes settings from MediaMonkey.ini
MsgDeleteSettings = "Do you want to remove " & myName & " settings as well?" & vbNewLine & _
"If you click No, script settings will be left in MediaMonkey.ini"

If (Not (SDB.IniFile Is Nothing)) and (MsgBox(MsgDeleteSettings, vbYesNo) = vbYes) Then
SDB.IniFile.DeleteSection(iniSec)
End If

'Remove entries from scripts.ini
Dim inip : inip = SDB.ApplicationPath&"Scripts\Scripts.ini"
Dim inif : Set inif = SDB.Tools.IniFileByPath(inip)
If Not (inif Is Nothing) Then
inif.DeleteSection(myName)
SDB.RefreshScriptItems
End If

</source>

==See also==
*[[SDBIniFile|SDBiniFile object]]

Sample AMG Search script

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==Attention==
'''Maybe this script should be changed to one using a website that allows this kind of action. ''AMG does not.'''''

----

This script demonstrates how to plug-in into MediaMonkey Web Search dialog. It searches AMG web a lets user tag some basic fields. Don't forget that it's rather a sample of what [[Search scripts]] can do than fully working script.

It currently searches AllMusic's website for the given album, presents user results found and lets tag these fields:
* Album
* Artist
* Track titles
* Album art
* Release year
* Genres
* Styles
* Moods
* Themes

There's a lot that could be improved, namely:
* Error handling - currently many possible problems aren't solved
* More fields could be tagged
* Results could be formatted using custom HTML page (not the downloaded one)
* Many others...

It's quite well documented, and so it can help in creation of your own Search scripts.

<source lang="vb">
' Sample AMG Search script
'
' This script demonstrates how to plug-in into MediaMonkey Web Search dialog. You should save it to Scripts folder as
' SearchAMG.vbs. It has to be in Scripts.ini file, where entries can be as follows:
'
' [SearchAMG]
' FileName=SearchAMG.vbs
' ProcName=SearchAMG
' Order=10
' DisplayName=Search All Music Guide
' Language=VBScript
' ScriptType=3

Dim WB, WB2
Dim FoundLinks
Dim Tmr

' MediaMonkey calls this method whenever a search is started using this script
Sub StartSearch(Panel, SearchTerm, SearchArtist, SearchAlbum)
Set UI = SDB.UI

' This is a web browser that we use to present results to the user
Set WB = UI.NewActiveX(Panel, "Shell.Explorer")
WB.Common.Align = 5 ' Fill whole client rectangle
WB.Common.ControlName = "WB"

' This is a hidden browser that we use to find results (a better solution can be used, but this seems to be the easiest...)
Set WB2 = UI.NewActiveX(Panel, "Shell.Explorer")
WB2.Common.ControlName = "WB2"

WB.Common.BringToFront

' The following HTML is taken from AMG web pages - so that we don't have to load the search page and can post the query directly
' The following line will probably need some better way of retrieving server name from AMG. Using www.allmusicguide.com doesn't work at this moment.
html = "<form name=""search"" action=""http://wm08.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll"" method=""post"">"
html = html & "<input type=""hidden"" name=""P"" value=""amg"" />"
html = html & "<p><input type=""text"" name=""sql"" id=""search_txt"" />"
html = html & "<input type=""image"" src=""/i/pages/wide/go.gif"" id=""search_button"" /></p>"
html = html & "<p><select name=""opt1"" id=""search_opt"">"
html = html & " <option value=""1"" selected=""selected"">Artist/Group</option>"
html = html & " <option value=""2"">Album</option>"
html = html & " <option value=""3"">Song</option>"
html = html & " <option value=""55"">Classical Work</option>"
html = html & "</select></p>"
html = html & "</form>"

Set WB2Intf = WB2.Interf
WB2Intf.Visible = false

WB2.SetHTMLDocument html

Set Doc2 = WB2Intf.Document
Set SrchTxt = Doc2.getElementById("search_txt")
If SearchAlbum <> "" Then
SrchTxt.Value = SearchAlbum
Else
SrchTxt.Value = SearchTerm
End If

Set SrchType = Doc2.getElementById("search_opt")
SrchType.selectedIndex = 1 ' Search for an album

Set SrchButton = Doc2.getElementById("search_button")
SrchButton.Click

Set Tmr = SDB.CreateTimer(40)
Script.RegisterEvent Tmr, "OnTimer", "ContinueSearch"
End Sub

' We use this procedure as a callback using Timer, so that we can present results as soon as they are downloaded
Sub ContinueSearch(Timer)
Script.UnregisterEvents Tmr
Set Tmr = Nothing

Set WB2Intf = WB2.Interf

If Len(WB2Intf.LocationURL) < 10 Then ' A trick - wait until navigation to the search results page starts
Set Tmr = SDB.CreateTimer(40)
Script.RegisterEvent Tmr, "OnTimer", "ContinueSearch"
Exit Sub
End If

If WB2Intf.ReadyState = 1 Or WB2Intf.Busy Then
Set Tmr = SDB.CreateTimer(40)
Script.RegisterEvent Tmr, "OnTimer", "ContinueSearch"
Exit Sub
End If

Set Doc2 = WB2Intf.Document

Set DivResults = Doc2.body

Set Results = SDB.NewStringList
Set FoundLinks = SDB.NewStringList
If IsObject(DivResults) And Not IsNull(DivResults) Then
Set AColl = DivResults.getElementsByTagName("A")
For Each itm In AColl
Set Imgs = itm.getElementsByTagName("img")
pos = InStr(CStr(itm.href), ".com/")
If pos > 0 Then
href = Mid(itm.href, pos)
If Left(href,Len(".com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:")) = ".com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:" And Imgs.length = 0 Then
Results.Add itm.innerText
FoundLinks.Add itm.href
End If
End If
Next

SDB.Tools.WebSearch.SetSearchResults Results
If Results.Count > 0 Then
SDB.Tools.WebSearch.ResultIndex = 0
End If
Else
WB.SetHTMLDocument = Doc2.documentElement.innerHTML
End If
End Sub

' This procedure is called by MediaMonkey when user selects some of search results
Sub ShowResult(ResultID)
If ResultID >= 0 And ResultID < FoundLinks.Count Then
SDB.Tools.WebSearch.ClearTracksData ' Tell MM to disregard any previously set tracks' data
WB.SetHTMLDocument "" ' To prevent usage of this data
WB.Interf.Navigate FoundLinks.Item(ResultID)

Set Tmr = SDB.CreateTimer(500)
Script.RegisterEvent Tmr, "OnTimer", "ResultFullyLoaded"
End If
End Sub

' This is a callback handled by a timer, so that we can respond as soon as album results are loaded
Sub ResultFullyLoaded(Timer)
Script.UnregisterEvents Tmr
Set Tmr = Nothing

Set Tracks = SDB.NewStringList

Set Doc = WB.Interf.Document

If IsObject(Doc) Then
' Get track titles
Set AColl = Doc.getElementsByTagName("A")
For Each itm In AColl
Set Imgs = itm.getElementsByTagName("img")
pos = InStr(CStr(itm.href), ".com/")
If pos > 0 Then
href = Mid(itm.href, pos)
If Left(href,Len(".com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=33:")) = ".com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=33:" And Imgs.length = 0 Then
Tracks.Add itm.innerText
End If
End If
If itm.className = "subtitle" Then
ArtistTitle = itm.innerText
End If
Next

' Get album title
Set SpanColl = Doc.getElementsByTagName("Span")
For Each itm in SpanColl
If itm.className = "title" Then
AlbumTitle = itm.innerText
End If
Next

' Get Album art URL
Set ImgColl = Doc.getElementsByTagName("Img")
For Each itm in ImgColl
If Left(itm.src,Len("http://image.allmusic.com/")) = "http://image.allmusic.com/" Then
SDB.Tools.WebSearch.AlbumArtURL = itm.src
End If
Next

' Get release year
Set SpanColl = Doc.getElementsByTagName("span")
For Each itm In SpanColl
pos = InStr(itm.innerText, "Release Date")
If pos > 0 Then
Set Parnt = itm.parentNode.parentNode.parentNode.parentNode
Set TDColl = Parnt.getElementsByTagName("td")
For Each itm2 In TDColl
If itm2.className = "sub-text" Then
ReleaseYear = Right(itm2.innerText, 4)
Exit For
End If
Next
Exit For
End If
Next

' Get genres/styles/moods/themes
ListCnt = 0
Set DivColl = Doc.getElementsByTagName("div")
For Each itm In DivColl
pos = InStr(itm.id, "left-sidebar-list")
If pos > 0 Then
Set AColl = itm.getElementsByTagName("a")
MyList = ""
For Each itm2 In AColl
If MyList <> "" Then MyList = MyList & ";"
MyList = MyList & itm2.innerText
Next
ListCnt = ListCnt + 1
Select Case ListCnt
Case 1
Genres = MyList
Case 2
Styles = MyList
Case 3
Moods = MyList
Case 4
Themes = MyList
End Select
End If
Next
End If

If Tracks.Count = 0 Then
' Nothing found yet, wait some more time
Set Tmr = SDB.CreateTimer(500)
Script.RegisterEvent Tmr, "OnTimer", "ResultFullyLoaded"
Else
' Some results were found, notify MediaMonkey
SDB.Tools.WebSearch.SmartUpdateTracks Tracks
For i = 0 To SDB.Tools.WebSearch.NewTracks.Count - 1
SDB.Tools.WebSearch.NewTracks.Item(i).ArtistName = ArtistTitle
SDB.Tools.WebSearch.NewTracks.Item(i).AlbumName = AlbumTitle
SDB.Tools.WebSearch.NewTracks.Item(i).Year = ReleaseYear
SDB.Tools.WebSearch.NewTracks.Item(i).Genre = Genres
SDB.Tools.WebSearch.NewTracks.Item(i).Custom1 = Styles
SDB.Tools.WebSearch.NewTracks.Item(i).Custom2 = Moods
SDB.Tools.WebSearch.NewTracks.Item(i).Custom3 = Themes
Next
SDB.Tools.WebSearch.RefreshViews ' Tell MM that we have made some changes
End If
End Sub

' This does the final clean up, so that our script doesn't leave any unwanted traces
Sub FinishSearch(Panel)
' Correctly terminate all the actions we have started
WB.Common.DestroyControl ' Destroy the external control
WB2.Common.DestroyControl ' " " " "
Set WB = Nothing ' Release global variable
Set WB2 = Nothing ' " " "
Set FoundLinks = Nothing ' " " "
If IsObject(Tmr) Then
Script.UnregisterEvents Tmr ' Unregister timer events
Set Tmr = Nothing ' Release global variable
End If
End Sub
</source>

Introduction To Scripts

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Scripts are a fundamental feature of MM.
They allow the user to automate MediaMonkey and enhance it with new features as autmated tagging, resuming playback on startup, getting info from the internet.

Scripts are available in the [http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=2 scripting forum].

== See also==
[[Introduction to scripting]]

Auto-DJ scripts

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Auto-DJ scripts let developers to plug-in new scripts that handle how new tracks are added by Auto-DJ. This script type was introduced in MediaMonkey 3.0. You can see example of this script type in [[Sample Auto-DJ script]].

===Auto-DJ script basics===

Each search script must be in a separate file (usually .vbs) and must contain several procedures that MediaMonkey calls. The script remains loaded in memory while it is selected as the Auto-DJ script, it is only unloaded when another Auto-DJ script is selected or Auto-DJ is disabled. Therefore you can use global script variables and keep values in them among calls to the procedures of script.

Each Auto-DJ script must be included in Scripts.ini file and designated as ScriptType=4.

===Auto-DJ script structure===

Each Auto-DJ script must contain several procedures so that it can properly respond to what user and MediaMonkey want from it. The required procedures are:

====Sub InitConfigSheet( Panel)====

This procedure is called when the script should show some UI on Options Panel (note that it's about a very small
panel to be shown, more details should be configured in a separate window).

Parameters:
;Panel
:Panel where script can place its controls

====Sub CloseConfigSheet( Panel, SaveConfig)====

This procedure is called when this script should remove its UI from Options Panel.

Parameters:
;Panel
:Panel where UI controls were previously placed by the script.
;SaveConfig
:Whether user pressed Ok and values in the dialog should be applied and saved (to registry, ini file, or so).

====Function GenerateNewTrack====

This function prepares a new track to be added to Now Playing queue, it should return [[SDBSongData]] object.

==See also==
[[Sample Auto-DJ script]]

Category:CoClass SDBIniFile

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Objects of the iniFile

Category:Automation objects

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These are the objects provided by MM to be used when scripting.

Category:Scripting

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RedX: Added minor description

These are the objects provided by MM to be used when scripting.

Installation Packages (MM4)

2007-12-29T11:42:14Z

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==Installation Packages structure==

Additional Extensions can be easily installed in MediaMonkey using Installation Packages. Each installation package is a ZIP
file with MMIP extension, when such a file is executed, it is automatically installed in MediaMonkey (see Tools|Extensions menu item).
Inside the package can be included any files that need to be installed, but there are also some special files that can or must be included:

;Install.ini
:Mandantory - this file describes the package and what to install.
;App.ico
:Optional - Icon of the package.
;Uninstall.ini
:Optional (but suggested) - describes steps on uninstall, which files to remove, etc.
;Uninstall.vbs
:Optional - is automatically preserved by installer and can be called by Uninstall.ini on uninstallation.

===Install.ini file===

The installation file has a structure of an ini file, i.e. some sections with keys and values.

====[Header] section====

Each install.ini file starts with a mandantory section [Header]. It contains basic information about the product being installed, namely:

;ID
:Unique string identification of the product. It should contain only alphanumeric characters, digits or underscores.
;Title
:Product title shown to user.
;Description
:Detailed product description.
;VersionMajor
:Major version number.
;VersionMinor
:Minor version number.
;VersionRelease
:Release number.
;VersionBuild
:Build number. Any of these numbers can be missing, e.g. if only VersionMajor and VersionMinor are present, the version number shown to user would be 'VersionMajor.VersionMinor'.
;Type
:Type of product being installed. Either script, skin or misc. This is used so that MM knows more about the extension.
;UpdateURL
:URL where MM should look for updates of this product. If this key is missing, MM can still try to find out whether a new version has been released by asking MM web scripting repository using product ID above.

====Other sections====

After the header section, there can follow an arbitrary number of other sections specifying actions installer should do. The possible sections follow.

====[Copy] section====

This section tells where individual files from the installer ZIP file should be placed. Expected keys there include:
;Src
:Source file name in the installer ZIP file.
;Tgt
:Destination file path. It can contain constants useful for placing files in common paths (the same as InnoSetup constants). Currently implemented constants:
:*{app} = MediaMonkey installation folder.
;Flags
:Comma separated list of flags related to this copy operation. Can be any of:
:;Overwriteifnewer
::If the target file already exists, it will be overwritten only if the source file is newer. If this flag isn't specified, the target file will always be overwritten.
If your package contains various files to be copied, you need one [Copy] Section for each individual file.

====[Delete] section====

This section is primarily for 'uninstall.ini' file. The only parameter is:

;File
:Full path of the file to be deleted.

====[Execute] section====

This section allows developer to execute a script and thus do any other necessary installation/uninstallation actions, for example prepare Scripts.ini content. Expected keys here are:
;File
:A script file to execute. There is either a fully specified path entered here, or if there is no path information, the script is expected to be located in the installation ZIP file and is prepared to a temporary location prior its execution. For uninstaller 'uninstall.vbs' can be specified here and it would be called from its location.
;Function
:A name of function to be called within the script file. If this entry is missing or empty, it's supposed that there's no need for calling a function and simple execution of the script file does whatever a developer wants to do.

===Uninstall.ini file===

'Uninstall.ini' file will is very similar to 'Install.ini' file, just [Header] section is missing. Other sections allow developers to properly delete installed files and remove any other traces of installation, e.g. execute a script that would delete some entries in Scripts.ini file.

==Sample Installation Package==

===Sample content of MMIP file===

Sample MMIP file can contain e.g. the following files:
*App.ico
*Install.ini
*Sample Option Sheets.vbs
*Uninstall.ini
*Uninstall.vbs

===Sample Install.ini file===

<source lang=ini>
[Header]
ID=MyScript1
Title=Sample Option Sheets
Description=Sample Option Sheets.vbs
VersionMajor=1
VersionMinor=0
VersionRelease=0
VersionBuild=0
Type=script
UpdateURL=http://localhost/myscript1/version.xml

[Copy]
Src=Sample Option Sheets.vbs
Tgt={app}\scripts\auto\Sample Option Sheets.vbs

[Copy]
Src=Sample.ico
Tgt={app}\scripts\auto\Sample.ico

[Copy]
Src=Icons\*.*
Tgt={app}\Icons\

[Execute]
File={app}\scripts\auto\Sample Option Sheets.vbs
Function=OnStartup()

Alternative is to use an install.vbs
[Execute]
File=install.vbs
</source>

===Sample install.vbs===
<source lang=vb>
scriptName = "Sample Script"
'Add scripts.ini entries
Dim inip : inip = SDB.ApplicationPath&"Scripts\Scripts.ini"
Dim inif : Set inif = SDB.Tools.IniFileByPath(inip)
If Not (inif Is Nothing) Then
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Filename") = "Auto\AdvShutdown.vbs"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Procname") = "ShutdownUI"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Order") = "99"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"DisplayName") = "Advanced Shutdown"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Description") = "Shuts down PC after some time with more options"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Language") = "VBScript"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"ScriptType") = "0"
inif.StringValue(scriptName,"Shortcut") = "Ctr+Shift+s"
SDB.RefreshScriptItems
End If

' Add entries for Mediamonkey.ini
' Here you set the variables you need
' all 3 types are shown here
Dim ini: Set ini = sdb.IniFile
If ini.StringValue("AdvShutdown","Enabled") = "" Then
ini.BoolValue("AdvShutdown","Enabled") = Enabled
End If
If ini.BoolValue("AdvShutdown","Timeout") = "" Then
ini.StringValue("AdvShutdown","Timeout") = True
End If
If ini.IntValue("AdvShutdown","Action") = "" Then
ini.IntValue("AdvShutdown","Action") = 1
End If
</source>

===Sample Uninstall.ini file===

<source lang=ini>
[Delete]
File={app}\scripts\auto\Sample Option Sheets.vbs
File={app}\scripts\auto\Sample.ico

[Execute]
File=Uninstall.vbs
</source>

===Sample Uninstall.vbs file===

<source lang="vb">
myName = "Sample Script" 'Put script name here
iniSec = "SampleScript" 'Put ini section name here

' Deletes settings from MediaMonkey.ini
MsgDeleteSettings = "Do you want to remove " & myName & " settings as well?" & vbNewLine & _
"If you click No, script settings will be left in MediaMonkey.ini"

If (Not (SDB.IniFile Is Nothing)) and (MsgBox(MsgDeleteSettings, vbYesNo) = vbYes) Then
SDB.IniFile.DeleteSection(iniSec)
End If

'Remove entries from scripts.ini
Dim inip : inip = SDB.ApplicationPath&"Scripts\Scripts.ini"
Dim inif : Set inif = SDB.Tools.IniFileByPath(inip)
If Not (inif Is Nothing) Then
inif.DeleteSection(myName)
SDB.RefreshScriptItems
End If

</source>

==See also==
*[[SDBIniFile|SDBiniFile object]]

ISDBApplication::IniFile

2007-12-29T11:35:15Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBApplication|ISDBApplication|Property Get IniFile As [[SDBIniFile#ISDBIniFile_members|ISDBIniFile]]}}

===Property description===

Returns [[SDBIniFile]] object. It can be used to persist options between script execution.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBApplicationEvents::OnTrackProperties

2007-12-26T18:33:46Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBApplication|ISDBApplicationEvents|Sub OnTrackProperties(TrackList As [[SDBSongList]])}}

===Parameters===

{{MethodParameters
|TrackList |[[SDBSongList]] |A list of tracks that were modified.}}

===Event description===

Is called whenever track(s) metadata were modified. This happens a lot, so use this event wisely. [[ISDBScriptControl::UnRegisterEvents|Unregister]] the event when your script doesn't need to handle it anymore.

'''Note:''' If you modify track(s) metadata within the event handler, the event handler will be called again. Be sure to prevent the event handler from executing, otherwise this would cause an infinite loop. See the example below.

===Example code===
<source lang="vb">Script.RegisterEvent SDB, "OnTrackProperties", "SDB_OnTrackProperties"

Dim InEventHandler : InEventHandler = False ' Control variable (shows if event handler is executing)

Sub SDB_OnTrackProperties(TrackList)
If InEventHandler Then Exit Sub ' Prevent executing event handler from within itself

InEventHandler = True ' Event starts --> set control variable

' make some changes to tracks in TrackList

TrackList.UpdateAll ' By applying the changes, the event handler will we called
InEventHandler = False ' Event finished --> clear control variable
End Sub</source>

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBApplicationEvents|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBScriptControl::RegisterEvent

2007-12-26T18:26:58Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBScriptControl|ISDBScriptControl|Sub RegisterEvent(ObjectVar As Object, [[SDBApplication#ISDBApplicationEvents_members|EventName]] As String, HandlerName As String)}}

===Parameters===

{{MethodParameters
|ObjectVar |Object |Object of the event
|EventName |String |Event name (string)
|HandlerName |String |Procedure name of the handler (string)}}

===Method description===

Registers COM object event to be handled by a script.

===Example code===
<source lang="vb">
Script.RegisterEvent SDB, "OnShutdown", "ShutdownHandler"

Sub ShutdownHandler
' Event code goes here....
End Sub
</source>

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBScriptControl|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBScriptControl|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBApplication::CreateTimer

2007-12-26T18:24:06Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBApplication|ISDBApplication|Function CreateTimer(Interval As Long) As [[ISDBTimer]]}}

===Parameters===

{{MethodParameters
|Interval |Long |Interval between calls (in milliseconds).}}

===Method description===

Creates new timer.

===Example code===
<source lang="vb">
Set Tmr = SDB.CreateTimer( 10000) ' Pop up a message in 10 seconds
Script.RegisterEvent Tmr, "OnTimer", "TestTimer"

Sub TestTimer( Timer)
SDB.MessageBox "10 seconds elapsed!", mtInformation, Array(mbOk)
Script.UnregisterEvents Timer ' Terminate usage of this timer
End Sub
</source>

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBApplication::Progress

2007-12-26T18:18:00Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBApplication|ISDBApplication|Property Get Progress As [[ISDBProgress]]}}

===Property description===

Returns [[SDBProgress]] object. It is also initialized and shown this way. In order to further modify the progress bar, see [[SDBProgress]] properties.

===Example code===
<source lang="vb">Dim Progress
Set Progress = SDB.Progress
Progress.Text = SDB.Localize("Exporting...")
Progress.MaxValue = list.count

for i=0 to list.count-1
'... some code here
Progress.Value = i+1
next</source>

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBApplication::IniFile

2007-12-26T17:31:31Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBApplication|ISDBApplication|Property Get IniFile As [[ISDBIniFile]]}}

===Property description===

Returns [[SDBIniFile]] object. It can be used to persist options between script execution.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBApplication|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBUICheckBox::Common

2007-12-26T17:25:32Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBUICheckBox|ISDBUICheckBox|Property Get Common As [[ISDBUICommon]]}}

===Property description===

Returns [[SDBUICommon]] object that can be used to modify basic properties of this object, e.g. position, size, etc.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBUICheckBox|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBUICheckBox|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBUI::NewForm

2007-12-26T16:28:29Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBUI|ISDBUI|Property Get NewForm As [[ISDBUIForm]]}}

===Property description===

Creates a new [[SDBUIForm|Form]] object. You can place additional controls on it then.

===Example code===
<source lang="vb">
Set Form = SDB.UI.NewForm
Form.Common.SetRect 100, 100, 500, 400
Form.Caption = "Statistics"

Set Btn = SDB.UI.NewButton( Form)
Btn.Caption = "Close"
Btn.Common.SetRect 10, 10, 100, 20

Form.ShowModal
</source>

=== Related Topics ===

*[[ISDBUI::NewDockablePanel]]
*[[ISDBUI::NewDockablePersistentPanel]]

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBUI|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBUI|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBAlbum::AlbumArt

2007-12-26T02:36:45Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBAlbum|ISDBAlbum|Property Get AlbumArt As [[SDBAlbumArtList]]}}

===Property description===

Returns a list of album art associated with given album as [[SDBAlbumArtList]] object.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBAlbum|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBAlbum|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBAlbums::Item

2007-12-26T02:34:59Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBAlbums|ISDBAlbums|Property Get Item(Index As Long) As [[SDBAlbum]]}}

===Parameters===

{{MethodParameters
|Index |Long |Index of the album to return.}}

===Property description===

Returns an album from the list indexed by Index as [[SDBAlbum]] object.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBAlbums|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBAlbums|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBTextFile::Close

2007-12-26T02:34:11Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBTextFile|ISDBTextFile|Sub Close()}}

===Method description===

Closes opened file.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBTextFile|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBTextFile|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBPlaylist::AddTracks

2007-12-26T02:32:09Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBPlaylist|ISDBPlaylist|Sub AddTracks(Tracks As [[SDBSongList]])}}

===Parameters===

{{MethodParameters
|Tracks |[[SDBSongList]] |Tracks to be added}}

===Method description===

Adds tracks to the playlist.

===Notes===

There was a bug in this method and it caused problems before MediaMonkey 3.0.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBPlaylist|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBPlaylist|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBTreeNodeEvents::OnNodeDragDrop

2007-12-26T02:31:07Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBTreeNode|ISDBTreeNodeEvents|Function OnNodeDragDrop(DestinationNode As [[SDBTreeNode]], SourceNode As [[SDBTreeNode]], TrackList As [[SDBSongList]], CopyType As Long, JustTest As Boolean) As Long}}

===Parameters===

{{MethodParameters
|DestinationNode |[[SDBTreeNode]] |Node where user is about to drop tracks
|SourceNode |[[SDBTreeNode]] |Node where the drag&drop operation started
|TrackList |[[SDBSongList]] |List of tracks that are being dragged
|CopyType |Long |The same list of values as the return value of this function
|JustTest |Boolean |If true, this is just a test and return value of this event specifies whether tracks can be dropped here or not.}}

===Event description===

This event is called when:
# User drags tracks over the given node
# User drops tracks on the given node
This event is supposed to either let MM know whether drag&drop can proceed here, or should directly process the operation (depending on justTest parameter)

Return values can be:
:* 0 .. Drag&Drop operation isn't allowed here
:* 1 .. Copy operation
:* 2 .. Move operation
:* 3 .. Move operation that ''cannot'' be modified using Shift key
:* 4 .. Copy operation that ''cannot'' be modified using Shift key

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBTreeNode|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBTreeNodeEvents|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBImage::ConvertFormat

2007-12-26T02:25:31Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBImage|ISDBImage|Function ConvertFormat(NewWidth As Long, NewHeight As Long, NewFormat As String, Compression As Long, BackgroundColor As Long) As [[SDBImage]]}}

===Parameters===

{{MethodParameters
|NewWidth |Long |Width of the new image (in pixels).
|NewHeight |Long |Height of the new image (in pixels).
|NewFormat |String |Specification of the target format, can be: 'image/jpeg', 'image/png' or 'RGB565'.
|Compression |Long |JPEG compression value (0-100), higher value means better image/less compression.
|BackgroundColor |Long | -1..Convert to given dimensions, 0...Keep aspect ratio and fill by black color pixels to get requested dimensions}}

===Method description===

Converts this image to another format and/or dimensions and returns converted [[SDBImage]] object.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBImage|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBImage|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBTreeNodeEvents::OnFillTracks

2007-12-26T02:22:58Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBTreeNode|ISDBTreeNodeEvents|Sub OnFillTracks(Node As [[SDBTreeNode]])}}

===Parameters===

{{MethodParameters
|Node |[[SDBTreeNode]] |Node parameter}}

===Event description===

This event is called when node content (tracks) should be shown.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBTreeNode|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBTreeNodeEvents|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBDevice::StartSynch

2007-12-26T02:22:10Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBDevice|ISDBDevice|Sub StartSynch(DeviceHandle As Long, TrackList As [[SDBSongList]])}}

===Parameters===

{{MethodParameters
|DeviceHandle |Long |
|TrackList |[[SDBSongList]] |}}

===Method description===

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBDevice|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBDevice|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBTreeNode

2007-12-26T02:18:07Z

RedX:

#REDIRECT [[SDBTreeNode#ISDBTreeNode members]]

ISDBTreeNode

2007-12-26T02:16:25Z

RedX:

#REDIRECT [[SDBTreeNode#ISDBTreeNode]]

ISDBTree::Node Artist

2007-12-26T02:15:07Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBTree|ISDBTree|Property Get Node_Artist As [[ISDBTreeNode]]}}

===Property description===

Artist node.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBTree|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBTree|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBUI::NewTrackBar

2007-12-26T02:14:40Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBUI|ISDBUI|Property Get NewTrackBar(Owner As Object) As [[SDBUITrackBar]]}}

===Parameters===

{{MethodParameters
|Owner |Object |Parent control of the newly created control.}}

===Property description===

Creates a new trackbar.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBUI|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBUI|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBAlbumArtList::Item

2007-12-26T02:13:25Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBAlbumArtList|ISDBAlbumArtList|Property Get/Let Item(Index As Long) As [[SDBAlbumArtItem]]}}

===Parameters===

{{MethodParameters
|Index |Long |Index of album art to be returned.}}

===Property description===

Returns albums art given by an index as [[SDBAlbumArtItem]] object.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBAlbumArtList|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBAlbumArtList|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBTree::SortChildren

2007-12-26T02:11:39Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBTree|ISDBTree|Sub SortChildren(Node As [[SDBTreeNode]])}}

===Parameters===

{{MethodParameters
|Node |[[SDBTreeNode]] |Parent node of nodes to be sorted.}}

===Method description===

Sorts children of given node according to the order they should appear (not always alphabetically).

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBTree|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBTree|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBSongData::Cached

2007-12-26T02:08:38Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBSongData|ISDBSongData|Property Get/Let Cached As [[EnumCacheStatus]]}}

===Property description===
Determines if a song is cached on the Virtual CD.

=== Related Topics ===
*[[ISDBSongData::CachedPath]]

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBSongData|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBSongData|{{PAGENAME}}]]

ISDBUI::NewSpinEdit

2007-12-26T02:07:27Z

RedX:

{{MethodDeclaration|SDBUI|ISDBUI|Property Get NewSpinEdit(Owner As Object) As [[SDBUISpinEdit]]}}

===Parameters===

{{MethodParameters
|Owner |Object |}}

===Property description===

Creates a new edit line for integers with up and down arrows.

[[Category:Scripting|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Automation objects|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:CoClass SDBUI|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Interface ISDBUI|{{PAGENAME}}]]