This is because the field can now be NULL and there were places where this
was not properly checked. So now a function call channel_get_name() should
be used instead and is garaunteed to return non-NULL.
In addition to this there is a nice added benefit. You can NOT set the name,
and it will automatically pull the name from the first available service. This
will not be persistent (part of config) unless you change that name and save
from the UI. This means if the service name changes, so will the channel name.
However on that last point there will not be, currently, any message sent to
the clients (HTSP) to inform them of such a change. So there might be some lag
in getting the update.
This can now be disabled via tick-box at bottom of the grid and no data
is actually sent in the update, just which nodes have been updated.
There is still an inefficiency in that a bunch of nodes being updated could
result in loads of reloads, but that could be improved with a bit of client
side buffering/delay.
The layout of the grid and filtering etc. is now auto-setup from the
idnode class definition.
I think I need to extend idnode to allow it to be used more for this
context.
tvheadend-3.4/src/webui/extjs.c: In function 'service_update_iptv':
tvheadend-3.4/src/webui/extjs.c:1748: error: 'AF_INET' undeclared (first use in this function)
tvheadend-3.4/src/webui/extjs.c:1748: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
tvheadend-3.4/src/webui/extjs.c:1748: error: for each function it appears in.)
tvheadend-3.4/src/webui/extjs.c:1749: error: 'AF_INET6' undeclared (first use in this function)
tvheadend-3.4/src/webui/extjs.c: In function 'build_record_iptv':
tvheadend-3.4/src/webui/extjs.c:1776: error: 'AF_INET' undeclared (first use in this function)
tvheadend-3.4/src/webui/extjs.c:1780: error: 'AF_INET6' undeclared (first use in this function)
saving is now done from the gtimer system since a global lock is
required to be able to edit the EPG data.
I've also added missing global lock processing elsewhere.
I made the change so that /channels returned the imagecache icon
while I was testing some other UI code. Unfortunately that breaks
channel editing. So I've added a second (possibly confusingly named)
field.
Initial scan now works again
We have a new idnode system that can give an entity a UUID which then can
be looked up externally (webui, etc). Good when browsing stuff
The UUID is supposed to be persisted on on disk when saving enteties
