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How the parsing works

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	=== How the parsing works ===		=== How the parsing works ===

	# Kodi runs through and replaces any $LOCALIZE[number] blocks with the real string from strings.~~xml~~.		# Kodi runs through and replaces any $LOCALIZE[number] blocks with the real string from strings.po.
	# Kodi then runs through and translates the $INFO[infolabel,prefix,postfix] blocks from left to right.		# Kodi then runs through and translates the $INFO[infolabel,prefix,postfix] blocks from left to right.
	# If the Info manager returns an empty string from the infolabel, then nothing is rendered for that block.		# If the Info manager returns an empty string from the infolabel, then nothing is rendered for that block.

Ronie: /* How the parsing works */

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How the parsing works

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	So, in the above example, if nothing is playing then the label will print:		So, in the above example, if nothing is playing then the label will print:
	A good example of a<br /><br />		A good example of a<br /><br />
	If a song is playing but it has no Title (ie MusicPlayer.Title? returns an empty string) but does have an artist, it will return:		If a song is playing but it has no Title (ie MusicPlayer.Title returns an empty string) but does have an artist, it will return:
	A good example of a song artist: <Artist><br /><br />		A good example of a song artist: <Artist><br /><br />
	If a song is playing that has title and artist information, it will return:		If a song is playing that has title and artist information, it will return:

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	=== How the parsing works ===		=== How the parsing works ===

	# ~~XBMC~~ runs through and replaces any $LOCALIZE[number] blocks with the real string from strings.xml.		# Kodi runs through and replaces any $LOCALIZE[number] blocks with the real string from strings.xml.
	# ~~XBMC~~ then runs through and translates the $INFO[infolabel,prefix,postfix] blocks from left to right.		# Kodi then runs through and translates the $INFO[infolabel,prefix,postfix] blocks from left to right.
	# If the Info manager returns an empty string from the infolabel, then nothing is rendered for that block.		# If the Info manager returns an empty string from the infolabel, then nothing is rendered for that block.
	# If the Info manager returns a non-empty string from the infolabel, then ~~XBMC~~ prints the prefix string, then the returned infolabel information, then the postfix string. Note that any $COMMA fields are replaced by real commas, and $$ is replaced by $.		# If the Info manager returns a non-empty string from the infolabel, then Kodi prints the prefix string, then the returned infolabel information, then the postfix string. Note that any $COMMA fields are replaced by real commas, and $$ is replaced by $.
	# Any pieces of information outside of the $INFO blocks are rendered unchanged.		# Any pieces of information outside of the $INFO blocks are rendered unchanged.

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	# ~~{{name}}~~ runs through and replaces any $LOCALIZE[number] blocks with the real string from strings.xml.		# XBMC runs through and replaces any $LOCALIZE[number] blocks with the real string from strings.xml.
	# ~~{{name}}~~ then runs through and translates the $INFO[infolabel,prefix,postfix] blocks from left to right.		# XBMC then runs through and translates the $INFO[infolabel,prefix,postfix] blocks from left to right.
	# If the Info manager returns an empty string from the infolabel, then nothing is rendered for that block.		# If the Info manager returns an empty string from the infolabel, then nothing is rendered for that block.
	# If the Info manager returns a non-empty string from the infolabel, then ~~{{name}}~~ prints the prefix string, then the returned infolabel information, then the postfix string. Note that any $COMMA fields are replaced by real commas, and $$ is replaced by $.		# If the Info manager returns a non-empty string from the infolabel, then XBMC prints the prefix string, then the returned infolabel information, then the postfix string. Note that any $COMMA fields are replaced by real commas, and $$ is replaced by $.
	# Any pieces of information outside of the $INFO blocks are rendered unchanged.		# Any pieces of information outside of the $INFO blocks are rendered unchanged.

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	=== How the parsing works ===		=== How the parsing works ===

	# ~~XBMC~~ runs through and replaces any $LOCALIZE[number] blocks with the real string from strings.xml.		# {{name}} runs through and replaces any $LOCALIZE[number] blocks with the real string from strings.xml.
	# ~~XBMC~~ then runs through and translates the $INFO[infolabel,prefix,postfix] blocks from left to right.		# {{name}} then runs through and translates the $INFO[infolabel,prefix,postfix] blocks from left to right.
	# If the Info manager returns an empty string from the infolabel, then nothing is rendered for that block.		# If the Info manager returns an empty string from the infolabel, then nothing is rendered for that block.
	# If the Info manager returns a non-empty string from the infolabel, then ~~XBMC~~ prints the prefix string, then the returned infolabel information, then the postfix string. Note that any $COMMA fields are replaced by real commas, and $$ is replaced by $.		# If the Info manager returns a non-empty string from the infolabel, then {{name}} prints the prefix string, then the returned infolabel information, then the postfix string. Note that any $COMMA fields are replaced by real commas, and $$ is replaced by $.
	# Any pieces of information outside of the $INFO blocks are rendered unchanged.		# Any pieces of information outside of the $INFO blocks are rendered unchanged.

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	* [[Skinning]]		* [[Skinning]]

	[[Category:Skin ~~Development~~]]		[[Category:Skin development]]

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	=== Example ===		=== Example ===
	<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">		<syntaxhighlight lang="xml" enclose="div">
	<label>A good example of a $INFO[MusicPlayer.Title,song title: , $COMMA and a]$INFO[MusicPlayer.Artist, song artist:]</label>		<label>A good example of a $INFO[MusicPlayer.Title,song title: , $COMMA and a]$INFO[MusicPlayer.Artist, song artist:]</label>
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

	<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">		<syntaxhighlight lang="xml" enclose="div">
	<label>$LOCALIZE[31005]</label>		<label>$LOCALIZE[31005]</label>
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

	<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">		<syntaxhighlight lang="xml" enclose="div">
	<label>The following will be localized from an addons strings - $ADDON[addon.id.here 32001]</label>		<label>The following will be localized from an addons strings - $ADDON[addon.id.here 32001]</label>
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

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	=== Example ===		=== Example ===
	<~~source~~ lang="xml">		<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
	<label>A good example of a $INFO[MusicPlayer.Title,song title: , $COMMA and a]$INFO[MusicPlayer.Artist, song artist:]</label>		<label>A good example of a $INFO[MusicPlayer.Title,song title: , $COMMA and a]$INFO[MusicPlayer.Artist, song artist:]</label>
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>

	<~~source~~ lang="xml">		<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
	<label>$LOCALIZE[31005]</label>		<label>$LOCALIZE[31005]</label>
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>

	<~~source~~ lang="xml">		<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
	<label>The following will be localized from an addons strings - $ADDON[addon.id.here 32001]</label>		<label>The following will be localized from an addons strings - $ADDON[addon.id.here 32001]</label>
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>

	=== How the parsing works ===		=== How the parsing works ===

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	In label controls, fadelabel controls, built-in functions as well as in the LCD label definition files you can specify more than one piece of information to be displayed in a single line of text (or across multiple lines of text) by using the $INFO, $ESCINFO[] and $LOCALIZE keywords in a <label> tag. In addition to this, you can use the [[Label Formatting]] syntax to specify color and style information for the text (changeable within a single label).		In label controls, fadelabel controls, built-in functions as well as in the LCD label definition files you can specify more than one piece of information to be displayed in a single line of text (or across multiple lines of text) by using the $INFO, $ESCINFO[] and $LOCALIZE keywords in a <label> tag. In addition to this, you can use the [[Label Formatting]] syntax to specify color and style information for the text (changeable within a single label).

	===Example===		=== Example ===
	<source lang="xml">		<source lang="xml">
	<label>A good example of a $INFO[MusicPlayer.Title,song title: , $COMMA and a]$INFO[MusicPlayer.Artist, song artist:]</label>		<label>A good example of a $INFO[MusicPlayer.Title,song title: , $COMMA and a]$INFO[MusicPlayer.Artist, song artist:]</label>
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	</source>		</source>

	===How the parsing works===		=== How the parsing works ===

	#XBMC runs through and replaces any $LOCALIZE[number] blocks with the real string from strings.xml.		# XBMC runs through and replaces any $LOCALIZE[number] blocks with the real string from strings.xml.
	#XBMC then runs through and translates the $INFO[infolabel,prefix,postfix] blocks from left to right.		# XBMC then runs through and translates the $INFO[infolabel,prefix,postfix] blocks from left to right.
	#If the Info manager returns an empty string from the infolabel, then nothing is rendered for that block.		# If the Info manager returns an empty string from the infolabel, then nothing is rendered for that block.
	#If the Info manager returns a non-empty string from the infolabel, then XBMC prints the prefix string, then the returned infolabel information, then the postfix string. Note that any $COMMA fields are replaced by real commas, and $$ is replaced by $.		# If the Info manager returns a non-empty string from the infolabel, then XBMC prints the prefix string, then the returned infolabel information, then the postfix string. Note that any $COMMA fields are replaced by real commas, and $$ is replaced by $.
	#Any pieces of information outside of the $INFO blocks are rendered unchanged.		# Any pieces of information outside of the $INFO blocks are rendered unchanged.

	So, in the above example, if nothing is playing then the label will print:		So, in the above example, if nothing is playing then the label will print:
	A good example of a<br><br>		A good example of a<br /><br />
	If a song is playing but it has no Title (ie MusicPlayer.Title? returns an empty string) but does have an artist, it will return:		If a song is playing but it has no Title (ie MusicPlayer.Title? returns an empty string) but does have an artist, it will return:
	A good example of a song artist: <Artist><br><br>		A good example of a song artist: <Artist><br /><br />
	If a song is playing that has title and artist information, it will return:		If a song is playing that has title and artist information, it will return:
	A good example of a song title: <Title>, and a song artist: <Artist>		A good example of a song title: <Title>, and a song artist: <Artist>
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	If you use PlayMedia($ESCINFO[ListItem.Path]) however, it will make sure that whatever is returned by the infolabel is sent on to the builtin as a single parameter.		If you use PlayMedia($ESCINFO[ListItem.Path]) however, it will make sure that whatever is returned by the infolabel is sent on to the builtin as a single parameter.

	==See also==		== See also ==
	'''Development:'''		'''Development:'''
	* [[Add-on development]]		* [[Add-on development]]

>Ruuk: /* Example */

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Example

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	<source lang="xml">		<source lang="xml">
	<label>$LOCALIZE[31005]</label>		<label>$LOCALIZE[31005]</label>
			</source>

			<source lang="xml">
			<label>The following will be localized from an addons strings - $ADDON[addon.id.here 32001]</label>
	</source>		</source>